Whiskey Woman
Unveiling the Depths of Devotion: Whiskey Woman's Tale
Lyrics
Phone is ringing
Someone is calling.
3 in the morning
It's 3 in the morning.
She's alone and drunk again
She is alone and intoxicated once again.
Take me home across the prairie somewhere
Request to be taken home, possibly across the prairie.
I'll be there in 5 or 10
The speaker promises to be there in 5 or 10 minutes.
She's my Whiskey Woman, always true
Describing the woman as "Whiskey Woman," suggesting a deep connection with whiskey.
Whiskey Woman, I'm loving you
Expressing love for the woman despite her association with whiskey.
And I'll go back home
Anticipation of returning home.
And I'll crawl in bed
Planning to crawl into bed upon returning home.
Then I'll dream about my Whiskey Woman
Mention of dreaming about the "Whiskey Woman."
I hear the others whistle
Others are whistling, possibly noticing the woman.
That girl's a smoking pistol
Describing the woman as a "smoking pistol," possibly implying danger or allure.
Call the law to set me free
Suggesting legal trouble and the need to call the law to set the speaker free.
All night dancing crazy, last call then she's my lady
Describing a night of crazy dancing, with the woman becoming the speaker's "lady" after the last call.
She likes Jack, but she loves me
Preference for the speaker over Jack in the woman's affections.
She's my Whiskey Woman, always true
Reiteration of the woman being the speaker's "Whiskey Woman."
Whiskey Woman, I'm loving you
Reaffirmation of love despite the association with whiskey.
And I'll go back home
Anticipation of returning home.
And I'll crawl in bed
Planning to crawl into bed upon returning home.
Then I'll dream about my Whiskey Woman
Mention of dreaming about the "Whiskey Woman" once again.
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