Last Call
Navigating Life's Last Calls: A Night's Reflection
Lyrics
It's a late night in this town
Refers to the late hours in the town, indicating a time when activities wind down.
It's time to move on
Indicates the necessity or decision to move forward or leave the current situation.
And our time, it came and went
Reflects on the passing of a period or opportunity that has come and gone.
Find your coat, find your keys
Suggests preparing to leave by finding personal items like a coat and keys.
Find the man of your dreams
Implies finding a romantic partner, possibly emphasizing materialistic qualities ("man of your dreams" and money spent).
And how much money he spent
Reflects on the significance of money spent by the man, potentially hinting at the value placed on material aspects in relationships.
So set down your drink
Encourages someone to stop drinking as they've had enough.
You've had more than you should
Advises caution regarding alcohol consumption.
Your last chance has just come and gone
Signifies a missed opportunity or the end of a chance.
Well she's gone for the door
Refers to a female leaving, possibly indicating a missed connection or a lost chance for companionship.
And she looks all alone
Highlights her appearing lonely or isolated.
Let me know what she looks like at dawn
Suggests curiosity about her appearance or state at dawn, indicating concern or care.
Last call, again
Repeatedly announces the closing time of the establishment, signaling the end of the night.
Last call, do you know where you're going
Asks if the person leaving knows their destination or what comes next.
Last call, again
Reiterates the end of the night, prompting consideration of next steps.
There are lovers and fighters
Describes the variety of people present during late hours.
at 2:00 AM
Specifically refers to individuals present at 2:00 AM, emphasizing the late-night scene.
A big girl named Carol,
Introduces a character named Carol, possibly emphasizing her importance or relevance to the story.
Well she just left with Jim
Indicates Carol leaving with someone named Jim, potentially hinting at romantic involvement.
And it's hard sometimes
Reflects on the difficulty of making decisions, possibly hinting at the complexities of relationships or choices.
To make up your mind
Continues to highlight the struggle of decision-making.
They're out in the lot
Implies the couple being outside, engaging in intimate activities.
And she's going down on him
Explicitly mentions a sexual act between the couple.
So roll your leg over
Offers advice to be cautious and careful in a physical situation or action.
Take the bow not the stern
Metaphorically advises taking a position of control or leadership.
And pray before you begin
Recommends being cautious or thoughtful before initiating an action or situation.
'Cause this date's not your mate
Specifies that the date is not an ideal match and emphasizes the importance of considering their past.
And it's not where you're going
Highlights that the situation isn't about the destination but more about the history or experiences involved.
But more like where they've been
Slip a beer in your coat
Advises sneaking alcohol out and being discreet.
Keep your arms to your side
Recommends maintaining control and composure in behavior.
'Cause going home,
States that going home requires driving and possibly implies a significant distance.
That's a pretty good drive
Emphasizes the importance of driving safely without breaking the law.
Keep it under the dash
Advises caution to avoid getting caught while driving under the influence.
And watch who you pass
Highlights the importance of vigilance and responsibility while driving.
For your first DWI
Warns against the consequences of a first Driving While Intoxicated (DWI) offense.
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