Which Way Will You Go
Choosing Paths: Vince Gill's Powerful Reflection on Life's Crossroads
Lyrics
Baby, you need to put that bottle down
Baby, suggesting care or concern, advising to stop drinking from the bottle.
Put that gun back in the drawer
Encouraging to put away the gun, possibly to prevent harm or violence.
I hear your man's been out there runnin' 'round
Implying the partner or someone close has been unfaithful or disloyal.
You're hell-bent to even up the score
Expressing a strong desire for retribution or balancing the situation.
Don't let the devil get you by the throat
Warning against succumbing to evil or negative influences.
You pull that trigger, girl, that's all she wrote
Highlighting the finality of pulling the trigger, resulting in irreversible consequences.
Satan's waitin' for you down the road
Suggesting a path towards darkness or temptation through Satan's waiting.
Oh, which way will you go?
Prompting a decision between diverging paths or choices.
Your hands are shakin' and your knees are weak
Describing physical signs of fear or nervousness.
Pistol pointed at the door
Gun aimed at the door, indicating a readiness to confront a threat.
You're tired of wearin' bruises on your cheek
Expressing exhaustion from enduring physical abuse.
Bein' treated like a whore
Feeling degraded or mistreated, likening treatment to that of a prostitute.
Don't let the devil get you by the throat
Reiteration of the warning against falling into temptation or evil.
You pull that trigger, girl, that's all she wrote
Emphasizing the irreversible outcome of taking drastic action.
Well, Satan's waitin' for you down the road
Reinforcing the notion of a tempting, negative path ahead.
Oh, which way will you go?
Reiterating the choice that needs to be made between paths.
And don't let the devil get you by the throat
Continuing the caution against falling into negative influences.
You pull that trigger, girl, that's all she wrote
Stressing the finality and consequences of using the gun.
Well, Satan's waitin' for you down the road
Reiterating the potential dark consequences ahead.
Oh, which way will you go?
Asking again about the decision between paths or choices.
Oh, Heaven only knows
Highlighting uncertainty, implying an unknown future or outcome.
Baby, you need to put that bottle down
Repeating the initial concern about drinking from the bottle.
Put that gun back in the drawer
Reiterating the advice to put away the gun, emphasizing safety.
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