Tennessee
Southern Whiskey Nights: A Homecoming to Tennessee
Lyrics
Get out the whiskey girl and put that black dress on [?]
Encouraging someone to prepare for a celebration with whiskey and dressing up in a black dress.
I got a hundred million miles just looking at me in this cracked rear view mirror
Reflecting on a vast distance traveled, possibly metaphorically, with a cracked rearview mirror symbolizing past experiences.
I've been missing on, kissing on you
Expressing a longing or yearning for someone, having missed and kissed them.
Listening to songs all night long to waste the [?]
Spending the night listening to songs, with a hint of uncertainty or blank space denoted by "[?]."
Get out the whiskey girl and put that black dress on
Reiteration of the opening line, emphasizing the anticipation of a celebration with whiskey and dressing up.
I'm coming home to Tennessee
Expressing the intention to return home to Tennessee.
Yeah Tennessee
Reaffirmation of the destination, emphasizing "Tennessee" as a significant place.
Get out the vinyl girl and put on {?]
Encouraging someone to play vinyl records, possibly for a nostalgic or meaningful experience.
I need to feel, need to hear need to hold, something real tonight like sweet southern sounds
Desiring genuine and tangible experiences, seeking authenticity in the form of sweet southern sounds.
I've been missing on, kissing on you
Repeating the theme of missing and kissing someone, indicating a strong emotional connection.
Listening to songs all night long to waste the [?]
Continuing the theme of spending the night listening to songs, with a sense of emptiness denoted by "[?]."
Get out the vinyl girl and put on [?]
Repeating the call to play vinyl records, with an element of anticipation or mystery denoted by "[?]."
I'm coming home to Tennessee
Reiterating the intention to return home to Tennessee, emphasizing the significance of this place.
Yeah Tennessee
Reaffirming the destination as Tennessee, underscoring its importance in the narrative.
Get out the whiskey girl and put that black dress on
Repeating the suggestion to celebrate with whiskey and dressing up, creating a sense of ritual or tradition.
I'm coming home to Tenessee
Repeating the declaration of coming home to Tennessee, reinforcing the central theme of the song.
Yeah Tennessee
Reaffirming the destination as Tennessee, closing the song with a strong emphasis on this place.
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