Devil Got My Woman

Expresses a preference for being perceived as a devil rather than being in a relationship with a particular woman.

Reiterates the preference for being associated with the devil rather than being romantically involved with the mentioned woman.

Repeats the sentiment of preferring the identity of a devil over being connected to the woman in question.

Reiterates the choice of embracing the devilish persona instead of being romantically linked with the specified woman.

Suggests that negative or devilish influences have influenced and changed the mindset of the speaker's significant other.

Attributes the change in the speaker's baby's mindset to the influence of the devil.

Reaffirms that it was the devil that brought about a change in the speaker's baby's thoughts or decisions.

Reiterates the notion that the devil played a role in altering the speaker's baby's perspective or choices.

Describes the speaker laying down to rest during the night, seeking natural sleep.

Repeats the idea of the speaker laying down to achieve a peaceful and undisturbed sleep.

Expresses the speaker's intention of getting a good night's rest by laying down.

Reiterates the speaker's desire to attain a natural and restful sleep during the night.

Compares the speaker's restless mind to a wild geese in the west, indicating a wandering or unsettled state of mind.

Metaphorically describes the speaker's mind as wandering or rambling, similar to the movement of wild geese.

Refers to a woman whom the speaker loves, suggesting a romantic relationship.

States that the mentioned woman was taken away from the speaker's best friend, indicating a betrayal in the romantic relationship.

Reiterates that the woman the speaker loves was taken from the speaker's best friend.

Explains that the best friend was fortunate and managed to regain the stolen woman, suggesting a complex romantic situation.

Reiterates that the best friend successfully reclaimed the woman, emphasizing his luck in doing so.

Indicates that the best friend was able to take back the woman who had been initially taken away.

Reiterates the fortunate outcome for the best friend, who managed to steal the woman back again.

Emphasizes the luck or success of the best friend in reclaiming the woman for a second time.

Repeats the preference for being associated with the devil rather than being the woman's man.

Reiterates the speaker's choice of embracing a devilish persona over being romantically connected with the woman.

Expresses a continued preference for the identity of a devil rather than being in a romantic relationship with the specified woman.

Repeats the sentiment of choosing to be perceived as a devil rather than being the woman's man.