Saturday Night
Small-Town Freedom: Saturday Night Revelations
Lyrics
Got my wallet and a fake ID
Preparing to go out with a fake ID and wallet.
No one looking, no one following me
Ensuring no one is watching or following.
According to the State of Carolina, I'm over twenty-one
Using a fake ID claiming to be over twenty-one, as per state regulations.
'Least I didn't lie too bad, that's right where I come from
Admitting to a minor lie, but implying it's common in his hometown.
Following that backwoods sound
Seeking a rural, backwoods sound.
On the outskirts of town
Heading to the outskirts of town.
In mind my body's running electricity
Feeling a surge of energy in his body.
I swear to god, it's like something out of a movie
Describing an electrifying experience reminiscent of a movie.
We went, don't let your daddy see you, sneaking outta that back door
Advising to avoid being caught by a parent while sneaking out.
I think they're calling for another thunder storm
Anticipating another thunderstorm.
Everyone parked around a fire, half a mile down the power lines
People gathering around a fire near power lines.
I'll tell you right now, son, it's just another small-town Saturday night, mm
Stating that the scene is a typical small-town Saturday night.
I'll be saying "Now, mama, I might not be coming home"
Possibly not returning home, acknowledging a call on his phone.
Now that I see your name, lighting up on my phone
Noting someone's name appearing on his phone.
Ain't nothing like feeling freedom in an open field
Expressing the freedom felt in an open field.
Come on, put your hands up if you know what I feel
Encouraging others to join if they understand the feeling.
If you go, don't let your daddy see you, sneaking outta that back door
Repeating the warning about not getting caught while sneaking out.
I think they're calling for another thunder storm
Expecting another thunderstorm.
Everyone parked around a fire, half a mile down the power lines
Repeating the scene of people gathering around a fire.
I'll tell you right now, son, it's just another small-town Saturday night
Reiterating that it's just another small-town Saturday night.
The young live and they'll drink
Observing the youth living freely and enjoying drinks.
Come on, put your hands up if you know what I mean
Encouraging others to join if they understand the lifestyle.
You go, don't let your daddy see you sneaking outta that back door
Reiterating the warning about avoiding parental detection.
I think they're calling for another thunder storm
Anticipating another thunderstorm.
One hand on the steering wheel, the other hanging out the window
Describing a carefree drive with one hand on the wheel and the other out the window.
Every kid, a country love song playing through on the radio
Noting every kid enjoying a country love song on the radio.
Everyone parked around a fire, half a mile down the power lines
Repeating the scene of people gathering around a fire.
I'll tell you right now, son, it's just another small-town Saturday night
Reiterating that it's just another small-town Saturday night.
Ooh, just another small-town Saturday night, ooh
Concluding with the phrase "just another small-town Saturday night."
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