Wait 'til Daddy Finds Out
Secrets Unveiled: When Love Takes Unexpected Turns
Lyrics
Somebody's drinking his whiskey
Someone is consuming his whiskey.
Somebody's loving on his wife
Someone is showing affection to his wife.
Somebody ain't gonna live 'till tomorrow
Someone's life is at risk if the father arrives home early.
If daddy gets home a little early tonight
Implication that trouble will arise if the father returns home prematurely.
Wait 'till daddy finds out
Anticipation of the consequences when the father discovers the situation.
He ain't gonna like it
Expectation that the father will disapprove of the situation.
Wait 'till daddy finds out
Reiteration of the anticipation of the father's disapproval.
When he gets home tonight
Anticipating the father's reaction upon returning home.
Well, daddy's been a helluva father
Recognition of the father's past actions as a good parent.
And daddy's been working seven nights in a row
Explanation of the father's continuous work for seven consecutive nights.
And daddy let mama get a little bit lonely
Indication that the mother felt lonely due to the father's absence.
Sitting home waiting for her sugar to show
Mother waiting for affection from her partner.
Wait 'till daddy finds out
Reiteration of the anticipation of the father's disapproval.
Well, he ain't gonna like it
Expectation of the father's disapproval repeated.
Wait 'till daddy finds out, yeah
Reiteration of the anticipation of the father's disapproval.
When he gets home tonight
Anticipating the father's reaction upon returning home again.
Well, I think I hear a car coming up the drive
Expectation of the father's arrival by the sound of a car.
I'm gonna run, find me a safe place to hide
Planning to hide due to the anticipated confrontation.
'Cause I know what's gonna hit that fan
Anticipation of a negative reaction from the father.
Oh, mama you better take a look outside
Urging the mother to check outside, suggesting something significant is happening.
One man walked in the bedroom
Describing the entry of one man into the bedroom.
One man walked out of town
One man leaves town, indicating a potential affair or altercation.
One man's life spared this evening
One man's life is spared, suggesting a tense situation.
And one woman shopping for a new night gown
Indication of the woman's response to the situation.
Wait 'till daddy finds out
Reiteration of the anticipation of the father's disapproval.
Well he ain't gonna like it
Anticipation of the father's disapproval repeated.
Wait 'till daddy finds out
Reiteration of the anticipation of the father's disapproval.
When he gets home tonight
Anticipating the father's reaction upon returning home once more.
Now I think I hear a car coming up the drive
Expectation of the father's arrival by the sound of a car.
I'm gonna run and find me a safe place to hide
Planning to hide again due to the anticipated confrontation.
'Cause I know what's gonna hit that fan
Anticipation of a negative reaction from the father.
Oh, mama you better take a look outside
Urging the mother to check outside, suggesting something significant is happening.
Wait 'till daddy finds out
Reiteration of the anticipation of the father's disapproval.
No, no, no, no, no, he ain't gonna like it
Strong denial of the father approving of the situation.
Wait 'till daddy finds out, yeah
Reiteration of the anticipation of the father's disapproval.
When he gets home tonight
Anticipating the father's reaction upon returning home again.
Wait 'till daddy finds out
Anticipation of the consequences when the father discovers the situation.
No, no, no, no, no, no, he ain't gonna like it
Strong denial of the father approving of the situation.
Wait 'till daddy finds out, wait 'til daddy finds out
Reiteration of the anticipation of the father's disapproval.
When he gets home tonight
Anticipating the father's reaction upon returning home once more.
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