Tucker's Daughter

Narrabri Secrets: Love, Rebellion, and Tuckers' Daughter's Wild Whims
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Lyrics

Hang me for a sucker

Expressing vulnerability, admitting to being easily deceived or taken advantage of.

On the plains out of Narrabri

Referring to a location, Narrabri, possibly emphasizing a rural setting.

Swingin' a hoe in a CAL-cotton row

Engaged in manual labor, using a hoe in a cotton field owned by CAL (California) - depicting hard work.

Sweatin' on the dangers to me

Facing potential dangers while working and putting effort into the job.

Bossman's Mr. Tucker

Identifying a figure of authority, Mr. Tucker, the boss.

He's a man I don't care to defy

Expressing reluctance to challenge or oppose Mr. Tucker.

And his only child wicked and wild is seeking my company

Describing Tucker's daughter as rebellious and actively seeking the company of the speaker.


She want to build me up tear me down

Describing Tucker's daughter's behavior of alternating between building up and tearing down the speaker.

Slap my knee bones to the ground

Illustrating physical aggression toward the speaker.

Me and mine are gonna be around

Asserting resilience and determination to endure challenges with the speaker's group.

When Tuckers' daughter's a memory

Anticipating a future when Tucker's daughter will be a distant memory.


Hot sun is a killer

Emphasizing the harshness of the sun and its impact on the speaker.

She'll be waitin' at the end of my line

Indicating Tucker's daughter waiting for the speaker at the end of a metaphorical line.

Taking the shade with a cool lemonade sayin'

Describing a relaxed situation with Tucker's daughter offering refreshments.

Boy I want to talka to you

Expressing Tucker's daughter's desire to communicate with the speaker.

Bossmans' only daughter

Highlighting the identity of Tucker's daughter as the boss's only child.

She ain't his and she'll never be mine

Denying any potential ownership or control over Tucker's daughter.

Never be down on a dollar or two

Emphasizing independence and financial stability of Tucker's daughter.

Or told what she's gonna do

Rejecting external influence on Tucker's daughter's decisions.


She want to build me up tear me down

Reiterating the cycle of building up and tearing down in the relationship with Tucker's daughter.

Slap my knee bones to the ground

Continuing the description of physical aggression against the speaker.

Me and mine are gonna be around

Asserting the speaker's and their group's enduring presence.

When Tuckers' daughters a memory

Repeating the anticipation of a future when Tucker's daughter is just a memory.

Build me up tear me down

Reiterating the cycle of building up and tearing down in the relationship with Tucker's daughter.

I won't kneel 'til the trumpet sounds

Declaring a refusal to submit until a significant event, possibly the end or a climax.

And Tuckers' daughter's a memory

Repeating the anticipation of a future when Tucker's daughter is just a memory.


People born with all they need

Commenting on people born with advantages who may not understand the challenges faced by others.

They don't understand

Highlighting a lack of understanding from privileged individuals.

Everything you want don't come from holding out your hand

Expressing that not everything desired can be obtained simply by reaching out for it.

Tuckers' daughter thinks she sees

Attributing a perception to Tucker's daughter that she has control over someone.

A slave at her command

Acknowledging the speaker as someone controlled by Tucker's daughter.

I know you need some time yet baby

Recognizing Tucker's daughter needs time, but expressing a limitation on the speaker's commitment.

But when the time is right

Advising Tucker's daughter to wait for the right time.

Babe I just ain't your man

Asserting that the speaker is not the right man for Tucker's daughter.

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