Black Cat Bone
Mystical Blues Revelations: Unraveling the Black Cat Bone's Secrets
Lyrics
I believes my old lady she done, drive my black bone
I believe my partner has taken my black cat bone, suggesting a feeling of betrayal or loss.
You know I made my old lady she done, drive my black cat bone
Reiterating the belief that the speaker's significant other has taken the black cat bone, reinforcing the emotional impact.
I got a funny feeling right here, something's going all wrong
The speaker senses that something is going wrong, expressing a foreboding feeling about the situation.
She don't shoot in the morning, she walk the streets till late at night
Describing the partner's behavior, highlighting that she stays out late at night, potentially engaging in questionable activities.
She don't shoot in the morning, she walk the streets till late at night
Repetition of the partner's nocturnal activities, emphasizing the speaker's concern about her behavior.
Well she come home in the evening, doggone baby fight
Upon returning home, the partner and the speaker engage in arguments or fights, indicating relationship tension.
Gonna call up the operator, right around the town
Expressing the intention to seek help or guidance from others by calling the operator.
Get up this crazy world that's going on, I believe my baby she done, drive my black cat bone
Linking the chaotic world around the speaker to the belief that his partner took the black cat bone, suggesting a connection between external troubles and relationship issues.
Got a funny feeling right here, something's going wrong
Reiteration of the speaker's uneasy feeling about the situation, emphasizing the emotional distress.
My mama treats me like a, well fed dog at bay
Comparing the speaker's treatment by his mother to that of a well-fed dog, possibly expressing feelings of being controlled or manipulated.
You know my baby, like a well fed dog at bay
Drawing a parallel between the speaker's partner and a well-fed dog, hinting at a sense of possession or control in the relationship.
Yeah, I might be tired of living and I'll put
Suggesting weariness with life, contemplating the idea of putting an end to it.
I'm gonna take it up iron Memphis, to get my hands on the bone
Planning to travel to Memphis, potentially to retrieve or confront someone about the black cat bone.
Gonna lay around here living till I, get on the phone
Expressing a willingness to continue living until the speaker can address the issue at hand.
Gonna make it to Memphis man, to get my hands on the bone
Reiterating the determination to reach Memphis to deal with the situation involving the black cat bone.
I'm gonna lay around here in Mississippi, 'cause or else it's gonna spoil
Considering staying in Mississippi temporarily to avoid spoiling the situation or exacerbating problems.
I believes my old lady she done, drive my black bone
Restating the belief that the partner has taken the black cat bone, echoing the emotional impact of the situation.
You know I made my old lady she done, drive my black cat bone
Reiterating the partner's alleged action, underscoring the emotional turmoil experienced by the speaker.
I got a funny feeling right here, something's going all wrong
Expressing a continuing sense that something is going wrong, maintaining the foreboding feeling about the situation.
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