Refill
Craving Homegrown Love: Jerrod Niemann's Refill Journey
Lyrics
It's been too long and "Runnin' on Empty" is playin' on the radio
Expressing a long period since the narrator felt fulfilled; "Runnin' on Empty" on the radio suggests a sense of emptiness.
Don't know what it is but somethin' down in me
The narrator senses an internal feeling urging them to return home.
Is tellin' me boy you better get back home
A realization that returning home is essential; a call to reconnect with roots or find emotional fulfillment.
I need a refill, I sure could go
Expressing a need for replenishment or rejuvenation in life.
For a little Southern Comfort in my rock and roll
Desiring the comfort of familiarity, symbolized by "Southern Comfort" and "rock and roll."
I need a refill, pour it slow
Expressing the desire for a slow and deliberate process of refilling, perhaps to savor the experience.
One for my glass and one for my soul
Connecting the physical act of refilling a glass with a deeper need for nourishing the soul.
One for my glass and one for my soul
-I left town to make a little money but there's always a price to pay
Highlighting the sacrifices made for financial gain and acknowledging the associated costs.
I miss my baby's peaches and her Tennessee honey
Expressing longing for the comforts of home, using symbolic language like "baby's peaches" and "Tennessee honey."
There's only one road that I can take
Emphasizing limited options or paths available, suggesting a sense of being confined.
I need a refill, I sure could go
Reiterating the need for replenishment, linking it to the narrator's preferred sources of comfort.
For a little Southern Comfort in my rock and roll
-I need a refill, pour it slow
Expressing a desire for a gradual and thoughtful process of renewal, both for the glass and the soul.
One for my glass and one for my soul
Connecting the act of pouring a refill with a dual need for physical and spiritual nourishment.
One for my glass and one for my soul
-So baby, fill it up with your touch
Invoking a personal and intimate connection, seeking emotional fulfillment through a partner's touch and love.
I need some time alone with some homegrown love
-Can I get a refill, I sure could go
Reiterating the desire for replenishment, emphasizing the importance of familiar comforts in life.
For a little Southern Comfort in my rock and roll
-I need a refill, pour it slow
Expressing a need for a slow and deliberate process of refilling, linking it again to both the glass and the soul.
One for my glass and one for my soul
-I need a refill, I sure could go
Repeating the theme of seeking comfort in familiar elements, specifically in "Southern Comfort" and "rock and roll."
For a little Southern Comfort in my rock and roll
-I need a refill, pour it slow
Emphasizing the duality of the refill process, addressing both the physical and spiritual aspects.
One for my glass and one for my soul
-One for my glass and one for my soul
Closing with a repetition of the desire to replenish the glass and the soul, underlining the importance of both.
One for my glass, one for my soul
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