Turn Her On

Igniting Love's Engine: Matt Lang's Journey Home
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Lyrics

Yeah I can see her now

Expressing anticipation and the ability to visualize the person mentioned.

Standing there in that cotton dress

Describing the person in a cotton dress, setting a scene for intimacy or familiarity.

I'm gonna wrap my arms around

Expressing a desire to embrace the person mentioned.

It's been a week since I've been home

Indicating a period of absence from home.

I've gotta make up for all that time

Acknowledging the need to compensate for the time spent away.

I had to leave her all alone

Highlighting the loneliness experienced by the person left alone.


Every time I hear her say my name

Expressing joy and significance when the mentioned person utters the speaker's name.

It's like the engine of a 68

Comparing the effect of hearing the name to the powerful engine of a 1968 vehicle.

I love to listen to the sound she makes

Enjoying the pleasing sound produced by the person when the speaker "turns her on."

When I turn her on

Referring to the act of emotionally and possibly physically exciting the person.

Hundred miles til the Georgia line

Stating the distance remaining until reaching the Georgia state line.

Prayin' I can make it home tonight

Expressing a hope or prayer to make it home tonight.

So I can see that look in her eyes

Describing the anticipation of seeing a specific expression in the person's eyes.

When I turn her on

Reiterating the impact of "turning her on" on the person.


There's a rusty motel sign

Noting a sign for a motel, suggesting the need for rest during the journey.

I could probably use some rest

Recognizing the potential need for rest despite the determination to stay on course.

But I keep it between the lines

Emphasizing the importance of maintaining focus and staying within boundaries.

Cause there's a woman waitin' on me

Stating the motivation to reach a woman eagerly waiting for the speaker.

I know it's late, hope she's still awake

Acknowledging the lateness of the hour and expressing a desire for the person to still be awake.

I don't wanna sleepcause

Choosing not to sleep, possibly due to excitement or urgency.


Every time I hear her say my name

Repeating the joyous impact of hearing the person say the speaker's name.

It's like the engine of a 68

Reiterating the powerful and positive effect of the person's utterance, using a car engine metaphor.

I love to listen to the sound she makes

Expressing the pleasure derived from listening to the person's sounds when emotionally aroused.

When I turn her on

Re-emphasizing the impact of "turning her on" on the person's emotions.

Hundred miles til the Georgia line

Noting the remaining distance until reaching the Georgia state line, possibly emphasizing urgency.

Prayin' I can make it home tonight

Reiterating the hope or prayer to make it home on the same night.

So I can see that look in her eyes

Anticipating the desired look in the person's eyes upon the speaker's return.

When I turn her on

Re-emphasizing the impact of "turning her on" on the person's emotions.


Every time I hear her say my name

Repeating the joyous impact of hearing the person say the speaker's name.

It's like the engine of a 68

Reiterating the powerful and positive effect of the person's utterance, using a car engine metaphor.

I love to listen to the sound she makes

Expressing the pleasure derived from listening to the person's sounds when emotionally aroused.

When I turn her on

Re-emphasizing the impact of "turning her on" on the person's emotions.

Hundred miles til the Georgia line

Noting the remaining distance until reaching the Georgia state line, possibly emphasizing urgency.

Prayin' I can make it home tonight

Reiterating the hope or prayer to make it home on the same night.

So I can see that look in her eyes

Anticipating the desired look in the person's eyes upon the speaker's return.

When I turn her on, yeah

Summarizing the emotional and possibly physical impact of "turning her on."


When I turn her on

Repeating the act of "turning her on" with a sense of affirmation or encouragement.

Come on

Adding a playful or encouraging tone to the repeated act of "turning her on."

Alright

Concluding with a positive affirmation or encouragement, possibly to proceed with the mentioned action.

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