You Better Hang Up
Country Desires and City Fires: A Tale of Temptation
Lyrics
Out here in the country where the weather gets so mean
Describing a rural setting with harsh weather conditions.
She thinks about the places that she ain't never seen
The woman reflects on unexplored places she desires.
She knows that she's married but she can't remember why
She acknowledges her marital status but questions its significance.
And she wonders what it might feel like with some other guy
Curiosity about experiencing intimacy with someone else.
And though she's hotter than an oven
Describing the woman's attractiveness and passion.
Just to fill your lovin' cup
Desire for emotional fulfillment.
If a man answers, you better hang up
A warning to end the call if a man answers, implying potential consequences.
You better hang up
Reiteration of the warning to hang up, emphasizing its importance.
You better hang up
-You better hang up
-You better hang up
-You're from New York City where they don't say no prayers
Contrasting the city's carefree attitude with the country's conservatism.
Anything goes and nobody cares
Highlighting a lack of restrictions and indifference in the city.
And the country girl might thrill ya but you better pass her by
Caution against pursuing a relationship with a rural woman due to potential danger.
'Cause her ol' man love to kill ya for the look that's in your eye
Warning about the rural man's violent tendencies.
And though you're hotter than an oven
Reiteration of the woman's passionate nature.
Just to fill her lovin' cup
Desire for emotional fulfillment again.
If a man answers, you better hang up
Repeat warning to hang up if a man answers, underscoring the risk involved.
You better hang up
Continued emphasis on the necessity to hang up for safety.
You better hang up
-You better hang up
-You better hang up
-You better hang up
-You better hang up
-You better hang up
-You better hang up
Final reinforcement of the warning to hang up.
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