Mole in the Ground

Rooting Dreams: Mole's Yearning and Tessy's Desire
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Lyrics

Oh I wish I was mole in the ground

Expressing a desire to be like a mole in the ground, suggesting a connection to nature or a desire for a simple, unassuming life.

Don’t I wish I was a mole in the ground

Reiterating the wish to be a mole, emphasizing the longing for a grounded and humble existence.

If I’s a mole in the ground, I’d root the mountain down

Imagining the power to influence or shape the environment if transformed into a mole, perhaps symbolizing a desire for impact or change.

I wish I was mole in the ground

Repeating the longing to be a mole, reinforcing the theme of simplicity and closeness to the earth.


Oh I wish I was a lizard in the spring

Expressing a desire to be a lizard in the spring, possibly symbolizing renewal, vitality, or a connection to the changing seasons.

Don’t I wish I was a lizard in the spring

Reiterating the wish to be a lizard in the spring, emphasizing the desire for a fresh start or a vibrant, lively existence.

If I’s a lizard in the spring, I’d hear my darlin’ sing

Imagining the joy of hearing a loved one sing if transformed into a lizard, suggesting a desire for connection and intimacy.

I wish I was a lizard in the spring

Repeating the wish to be a lizard in the spring, emphasizing the theme of a joyful and harmonious life.


Tessy let your hair roll down

Calling out to Tessy, urging her to let her hair down, possibly symbolizing freedom or a release of inhibitions.

Oh it’s Tessy let your hair roll down

Repeating the call to Tessy, emphasizing the importance of letting go and being carefree.

Let your hair roll down and your face turn around

Encouraging Tessy to let her hair down and change her expression, possibly suggesting a desire for Tessy to embrace life more fully.

Tessy let your hair roll down

Reiterating the call for Tessy to let her hair down, reinforcing the theme of freedom and spontaneity.


Tessy wants a nine dollar shawl

Expressing Tessy's desire for a nine-dollar shawl, possibly symbolizing a wish for comfort or a material desire.

Oh it’s Tessy wants a nine-dollar shawl

Reiterating Tessy's wish for a nine-dollar shawl, emphasizing the specific desire for this item.

I come oe’er the hill with a twenty dollar bill

Describing the singer coming with a twenty-dollar bill, possibly indicating a willingness to fulfill Tessy's desire.

Singin’ Tessy wants a nine-dollar shawl

Expressing the singer's willingness to meet Tessy's request for a nine-dollar shawl with a generous offer.


Oh it’s don’t you marry no railroad man

Warning against marrying a railroad man, suggesting potential danger associated with such a union.

Lord it’s don’t you marry no railroad man

Reiterating the warning against marrying a railroad man, emphasizing the potential risks involved.

For a railroad man, he’ll kill you if he can

Explaining the danger of a railroad man, suggesting a threat to one's well-being and a reference to bloodshed.

And drink of your blood like wine

Describing the extreme nature of the danger, with a railroad man metaphorically drinking blood like wine.


Oh I wish I was mole in the ground

Repeating the desire to be a mole in the ground, reinforcing the longing for a simple and connected life.

Don’t I wish I was a mole in the ground

Emphasizing the continued wish to be a mole, underscoring the theme of groundedness and humility.

If I’s a mole in the ground, I’d root the mountain down

Reiterating the potential transformative power of being a mole, suggesting a desire to make a lasting impact on the surroundings.

I wish I was mole in the ground

Concluding with the repeated wish to be a mole, summarizing the overarching theme of the song.

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