Weekend Coffee
Weekend Coffee: Finding Solace in a Cup
Lyrics
I plunked down my last dollar at the bar last night
I spent my last dollar at the bar last night.
I spent it on tequila and Tecate
I used the money for tequila and Tecate, a brand of beer.
Now I'm fishing coins out of every jar in sight
Now, I'm collecting coins from every available jar to afford a cup of coffee.
To pay for a cup of my weekend coffee
The goal is to pay for a cup of coffee for the weekend.
It's the first thing that I want but it's the last thing that I need
Coffee is desired but not necessary; I'll extract comfort from every bean.
I'm gonna stretch that comfort out of every bean
The speaker will maximize the comfort derived from each coffee bean.
When nothing's going right for me there's nothing wrong with sitting home
In challenging times, staying home and enjoying coffee is a solace.
And nursing on my weekend coffee
The speaker finds solace in nursing on weekend coffee.
Like an old stubborn bull my coffee ain't got milk
The coffee, like a stubborn bull, is strong and consumed black.
But it's just as strong cause I like to drink it black
The speaker prefers black coffee for its strength.
And no matter what this world's gonna pour on me
No matter what challenges come, the speaker will face them while enjoying coffee.
Well I'm gonna sit right here and pour it back
Resilience: the speaker will face challenges head-on and overcome them.
It's the first thing that I want but it's the last thing that I need
Coffee is a desire, not a necessity, providing cold comfort in a hot cup.
Cold comfort in a hot cup is such a dream
Enjoying coffee is a dream-like solace during tough times.
When nothing's going right for me there's nothing wrong with sitting home
During hardships, staying home and sipping weekend coffee is acceptable.
And sippin' on my weekend coffee
Embracing the comfort of weekend coffee during tough times.
I'm looking for some answers and I'm looking to save some face
The speaker seeks answers and redemption but acknowledges mistakes.
I can't believe what I've done to me
The speaker can't believe the consequences of their actions.
But if every last decision lead me to this place
Every decision, despite consequences, has led to the joy of weekend coffee.
It's also lead to weekend coffee
Weekend coffee is a constant despite the consequences of past decisions.
It's the first thing that I want but it's the last thing that I need
Coffee is a desire, providing solace and drowning regrets.
Just drowning my regrets, old Joe and me
The speaker and coffee (Old Joe) drown regrets together.
'Cause nothing's going right it seems
In challenging times, nothing seems right, but the familiar routine of coffee is comforting.
but there's nothing wrong with the same old song
Despite challenges, there's comfort in the familiar routine of weekend coffee.
I'm singing 'bout my weekend coffee
The speaker expresses their attachment to and enjoyment of weekend coffee through song.
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