Turn It On, Turn It Up, Turn Me Loose
Escape the Chains of Heartache with Dwight's Honky Tonk Anthem
Lyrics
Well I'm back again for another night
Returning for another night, indicating a recurring struggle or emotional challenge.
Of trying to break free from the sadness
Attempting to escape from persistent sadness.
That I can't lay to rest
Unable to lay to rest the emotional burden or sorrow.
This old honky tonk sure does feel like home
The honky tonk, a familiar place, feels like a comforting environment.
And the music with the laughter seem to soothe my loneliness
Music and laughter in the honky tonk provide solace for loneliness.
Turn it on, turn it up, turn me loose
Expressing a desire to immerse in music and distraction.
From her memories driving me lonely, crazy and blue
Describing the impact of memories causing loneliness, craziness, and sadness.
It helps me to forget her so the louder the better
Using loud music to cope and forget the memories of the past.
Hey mister turn it on, turn it up, turn me loose
Requesting to intensify the music to aid in forgetting.
Now if a tear should fall if I should whisper her name
Addressing the possibility of tears and mentioning a whispered name.
To some stranger I'm holdin'
Sharing an intimate moment with a stranger while holding back tears.
while we're dancin' to an old Buck Owen's song
Dancing to a Buck Owen's song, emphasizing the connection to the past.
I know she won't mind she won't even know
Believing that the person won't mind or notice the emotional turmoil.
She'll be dancing with a memory crying teardrops of her own
Imagining the person dancing with memories and shedding tears.
Turn it on, turn it up, turn me loose
Reiterating the desire to turn on the music to escape memories.
From her memories driving me lonely, crazy and blue
Expressing the impact of memories on emotions (loneliness, craziness, and sadness).
It helps me to forget her so the louder the better
Using loud music as a tool to forget and cope.
Hey mister turn it on, turn it up, turn me loose
Repeating the plea to intensify the music for distraction.
Turn it on, turn it up, turn me loose
Continuing the plea to turn on the music and turn the speaker loose from memories.
From her memories driving me lonely, crazy and blue
Restating the emotional impact of memories and the role of loud music.
It helps me to forget her so the louder the better
Emphasizing the therapeutic effect of loud music in forgetting.
Hey mister turn it on, turn it up, turn me loose
Requesting intensification of music for emotional release.
Hey mister turn it on, turn it up, turn me loose
Repeating the plea for turning on the music to escape memories.
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