Three's a Town
Whispers of Love and Loss: Unraveling the Tale in Wade Forster's 'Three's a Town'
Lyrics
I'm looking on another round
The speaker seeks another drink or situation, likely to cope with noise or voices.
Cause this Parkside liquor can't keep voices down
The alcohol from Parkside liquor isn't effective in silencing the voices or problems.
And I'm here on a Thursday arv
The speaker is present on a Thursday afternoon.
Looking on Tuesday don't seem so bad
Reflecting on a Tuesday, which appears comparatively less troublesome.
Two little kids who grew up lovers
Refers to two individuals who were once children together and grew up to become lovers.
Loved each day and liked the others
They cherished each day spent together and generally enjoyed each other's company.
Then came along another boy
Another boy entered their lives, disrupting the relationship.
Took that lady from a lover's point
This boy took the lady away from her previous lover, causing heartache.
Help me get out
The speaker expresses a desire or plea to escape the situation.
I know what the town is talking about
Aware of the rumors or gossip circulating within the town.
About the two-man band from black soil sands
References a musical duo from a rural area known for their success but gained it through difficult means.
Who made a killing from bleeding hands
They achieved success but endured hardships or struggles along the way.
Moved up to the town of smoke
They moved to a place filled with smoke, possibly a metaphor for a polluted or morally dubious environment.
Laughing and a grinning like it's a joke
Despite their success, they appear carefree and unconcerned, perhaps masking their true feelings.
Two fallen lovers in a family court
Depicts two lovers who ended up in a legal battle in a family court.
One want loves the other wants divorce
One partner wants to continue the relationship while the other seeks a divorce.
Its plastered all over the news
News of the situation is widely spread and publicized.
Wouldn't believe, the town talks of it too
Even though it's in the news, the town's inhabitants also discuss the matter among themselves.
Help me get out
A repetition of the plea or desire to escape the situation.
I know what the town is talking about
Reiterates the awareness of the ongoing gossip within the town.
About the two damned angels went each their way
Describes two individuals who were once like angels but faced tragic outcomes.
One on drugs, other died today
One of them succumbed to drug addiction while the other passed away.
Ill drink for that pretty girl
The speaker intends to drink in memory of a particular girl, possibly the deceased.
Forever and always my favorite cowgirl
Expresses everlasting admiration for the mentioned girl.
Help me get out
Repetition of the plea or desire to escape the situation.
I know what the town is talking about
Reiterates the awareness of the ongoing gossip within the town.
Help me get out
Repetition of the plea or desire to escape the situation.
I know what the town is talking about
Reiterates the awareness of the ongoing gossip within the town.
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