Lyrics
Married young at 21
Married at a young age of 21.
Got the mortgage, the dog, and the dream
Acquired responsibilities like a mortgage, a dog, and chasing a dream.
It's been years of tears and I'm still here
Experienced several years of hardships, tears, but still staying in the situation.
Waiting on what's supposed to be
Waiting for what was anticipated or expected.
My best life, as a good wife
Striving to live the best life as a devoted wife.
Where did it go wrong
Reflecting on where things went wrong in the relationship or life.
In the driveway calling my name
Feeling the allure of a different life or opportunity, represented as calling from outside (symbolized by the driveway).
Silver lining all along
Finding a positive aspect amidst difficulties.
You keep the house, I'll take the trailer
Opting for a significant change, choosing a simpler and more liberated lifestyle by taking a trailer.
Honey I'm out, saying see you later
Announcing the departure, saying goodbye to the current situation.
This domestic scene it ain't for me
Expressing dissatisfaction with the conventional domestic life.
I'd rather get hitched to our old airstream
Preferring a life connected to an old airstream trailer rather than the existing relationship.
You keep the house, I never liked the neighbours
Reinforcing the dislike for the neighborhood associated with the house.
I'll take the trailer
Reiterating the decision to take the trailer, abandoning the house.
Got my eye on the 65
Having a specific trailer, perhaps a 1965 model, in mind to embark on a new journey.
Grab the vinyl, my heels and the wine
Gathering personal items like vinyl records, heels, and wine to accompany the journey.
I'll leave the weight machine and the super size screen
Leaving behind items associated with the partner's interests like a weight machine and a large screen.
Where your lazy boy can recline
Where the partner's comfort zone, represented by the lazy boy chair, exists.
Into your beer cans, and the lava lamps
Leaving behind elements symbolizing the partner's hobbies or preferences.
And the Xbox you can't let go
Highlighting the partner's attachment to certain possessions like beer cans and an Xbox.
Hook the truck up, 'fore you wake up
Planning to depart discreetly before the partner wakes up.
About time I hit the road
Deciding it's time to leave and start a new journey.
By the time the sun will rise you'll realize I'm gone
Anticipating the partner's realization of departure when the morning arrives.
Don't look for me I'd rather be a gypsy on my own
Desiring a free-spirited lifestyle, choosing to be a wanderer or a nomad.
You keep the house
Repeating the decision of leaving the house.
Honey I'm out
Repeating the departure announcement.
See ya later
Repeating the farewell.
You keep the house, I'll take the trailer
Reaffirming the decision to take the trailer instead of the house.
Honey I'm out, saying see you later
Repeating the departure announcement.
This domestic scene it ain't for me
Reiterating the dissatisfaction with the conventional domestic life.
I'd rather get hitched to our old airstream
Preferring a life connected to an old airstream trailer rather than the existing relationship.
You keep the house, I never liked the neighbours
Reiterating the dislike for the neighbors associated with the house.
Ya, you keep the house, I never liked the neighbours
Reiterating the decision to leave the house and dislike for the neighbors.
I'll take the trailer
Finalizing the decision to take the trailer.
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