Wednesday Evening Blues
Wednesday Evening Plea: Begging for Love
Lyrics
She left me that Wednesday evenin'
Expressing the moment when the speaker's partner left on a Wednesday evening.
She left me on my bended knee
Describing the act of being left by the partner while the speaker is on their knees.
She left me that Wednesday evenin'
Reiterating the departure of the partner on a Wednesday evening.
She left me on my bended knee
Emphasizing the emotional impact of being left on bended knee.
I was beggin' my baby, baby please don't go
Expressing a plea from the speaker to the partner not to leave.
It was that Wednesday
Specifying that the events took place on a Wednesday.
When the storm was sinkin' low
Referring to a storm that symbolizes a difficult or troubled time.
You know it was that Wednesday, evenin'
Confirming the day of the week when the storm was subsiding.
When the storm was sinkin' low
Repeating the mention of the Wednesday evening when the storm was calming down.
My baby packed her clothes
Stating that the partner packed their belongings, indicating a decision to leave.
Yes, I got to leave now
Expressing a sense of urgency or realization that departure is imminent.
I said, Lord have mercy
Calling upon a higher power, seeking mercy or assistance in the face of the situation.
Help me in my wicked way
Acknowledging personal flaws and seeking divine help to overcome them.
Lord, have mercy
Reiterating the plea for divine assistance in dealing with one's shortcomings.
Help me in my wicked ways
Expressing a desire for redemption and positive change in personal behavior.
Send my baby back to me
Making a plea to have the departed partner return.
Send my baby on back to me
Reiterating the request for the partner to come back to the speaker.
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