Same O'l Seance
Echoes of Temptation: The Turkeys' Same O'l Seance Unveiled
Lyrics
They found me at the bar
Being discovered or noticed at the bar.
I spent the night with you
Spending the night with someone.
And here in the morning
Next morning, the other person expresses the need to leave.
You say you have to go
The recurring theme of separation or departure.
Oh it's the same old story about the same old song
Expressing frustration at the repetitive nature of the situation, likening it to a familiar story or song.
Don't mean to be too protective
Assuring that protective actions are not intentional or excessive.
Don't mean to tip the canoe
Using a metaphor ('tip the canoe') to convey unintentional disturbance or disruption.
But I'm so excited
Expressing excitement, attributing it to the influence of the other person.
And all because of you
Linking the excitement to the presence of the mentioned individual.
It was the same old sequence about the same old sin
Reiterating a familiar sequence or pattern related to a known wrongdoing.
It was the dream sequence in the middle of the song
Describing a dream-like sequence within a song.
It was the humdrum middle dragging along
Expressing monotony in the middle part of the song, possibly a reference to a dull or uninteresting phase.
Two ships are sinking and I'm waiting on the shore
Using a metaphor of sinking ships to depict a dire situation while waiting for something on the shore.
It was the same old six pack
Referring to a repeated experience involving a six-pack of drinks.
And the same old shame
Acknowledging a recurring feeling of shame tied to the mentioned experience.
I'm the original sinner
Claiming to be the original sinner, possibly expressing a sense of guilt or acceptance of one's flaws.
I'm waiting for the chance
Awaiting an opportunity to engage in sin with a successful or accomplished person.
To sin with a winner
Expressing a desire to indulge in wrongdoing with a winner, suggesting a preference for a certain type of partner.
This could take all night
Anticipating that the mentioned activity might take a considerable amount of time.
It's the same old séance
Referring to a familiar or routine séance (spiritual ritual).
With the same old spooks
Mentioning the regular presence of spirits in the séance.
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