Lyrics
There she is
Referring to a woman
Aloft in her long white dress
Describing her in an elegant outfit
Belonging with someone else
Indicating she belongs to someone else
I should have never left
Expressing regret about leaving
Get me out of this
Desire to escape the current situation
And into to the Southside Hills
Desiring a calm and still place
Where I can be calm and still
Expressing a lack of calmness in general
Something I never feel
Describing a feeling that is rarely experienced
And your so-called friends
Referring to the listener's friends
They'll never understand
Claiming the friends won't understand
They want you to chill out, man
Implying pressure to relax
Something you never can
Highlighting the difficulty in achieving relaxation
And your only hope
Stating a suggested course of action
Is to make like you want a smoke
Suggesting a way to appear relaxed
Just fade into the eighteenth hole
Encouraging a retreat or escape to the eighteenth hole
Don't even go back for your coat
Advising not to return for personal belongings
Soon it will be Sunday morning
Anticipating a specific time - Sunday morning
And you know your uncle will be out here golfing
Expecting the presence of an uncle golfing
Saying, "What have we here?"
Uncle noticing the situation and questioning it
Yeah, cracking his jokes
Depicting the uncle making jokes
Maybe he'll give you a beer
Suggesting a possible offer of a beer
And drive you home
Potential assistance in transportation
And you turn on your phone
Reconnecting with technology after the escape
And there she is
Reintroduction of the woman through a text message
Coming through a late night text
Describing the woman's inquiry about her friend
Wondering about her friend
Expressing regret about leaving the woman
I should have never left
Reiterating the narrator's remorse for leaving
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