Lyrics
Well there's just a little bit of magic
Expressing the presence of a subtle, enchanting quality in the context of country music.
In the country music we're singin'
Highlighting the charm or allure inherent in the country music being performed.
So let's begin
An invitation to commence or engage in something related to country music.
We're bringin' you back down home where the folks are happy
Bringing the audience back to a joyous, familiar atmosphere where people are content.
Sittin' pickin' and a-grinnin'
Describing a scene of relaxed enjoyment, with people playing musical instruments and smiling.
Casually, you and me
Portraying a laid-back, informal atmosphere shared between two individuals.
We'll Pick Up The Pieces, uh-huh
Announcing the intention to gather and restore unity or completeness by "picking up the pieces."
Somebody yelled out at me
Recalling an interruption or comment directed towards the speaker.
Country music and company kind of makes it
Suggesting that the combination of country music and good company enhances an experience.
On a Sunday afternoon
Setting the scene of a pleasant Sunday afternoon filled with country music.
Picnic lunches of yesterday
Evoking memories of simple and enjoyable picnic lunches from the past.
Should still have a place in your heart today
Advocating for the enduring value of nostalgic experiences in one's heart.
Think it over
Encouraging reflection or contemplation on the significance of these past experiences.
'Cause we'll all be goin' home so soon
Anticipating the end of the gathering and a return to individual homes.
Well there's just a little bit of magic
(Repetition of line 1)
In the country music we're singin'
(Repetition of line 2)
So let's begin
(Repetition of line 3)
We're bringin' you back down home where the folks are happy
(Repetition of line 4)
Sittin' pickin' and a-grinnin'
(Repetition of line 5)
Casually, you and me
(Repetition of line 6)
We'll Pick Up The Pieces, uh-huh
(Repetition of line 7)
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