In this composition, the artist grapples with the emotional turmoil of frequenting a familiar social setting marred by the presence of a former romantic partner. The lyrics convey a sense of longing for both personal space and healing, as the protagonist seeks to escape the repetitive pain inflicted by encountering an ex-lover in a shared locale—the bar. The narrative articulates a dual conflict: the desire to hold onto cherished memories associated with the establishment and the necessity to sever ties to move forward emotionally. This internal struggle underscores a broader theme of transition and the challenges inherent in leaving behind comforting yet painful environments. Ultimately, the search for a "new place to drink" symbolizes a broader quest for personal growth and emotional detachment, as the protagonist acknowledges the inevitability of change in the pursuit of healing and self-preservation.
New Place To Drink
Lyrics
I need a new place to drink and dance and party all night long
'Cause I sure can't go back to my old honky tonk
Yeah, I know she'll be there, leanin' on the bar
Yeah, stealin' some other cowboy's heart
Lord, I think I need a new place to drink
Every time I'm in this bar
Well, she comes around
I'm tryin' to pick me back up
Oh, man, she keeps knockin' me down
There's other neon lights somewhere else
Lord, she keeps puttin' me through hell
It's time to move on, adios, goodbye
I need a new place to drink and dance and party all night long
'Cause I sure can't go back to my old honky tonk
Yeah, I know she'll be there, leanin' on the bar
Yeah, stealin' some other cowboy's heart
Lord, I think I need a new place to drink
No, it ain't gonna be easy
Leavin' my old stompin' grounds
There's a whole lotta bars in this new Nashville town
I'm gonna miss that old jukebox and all them old country songs
It's like I'm breakin' up twice, but I've got to get gone
I need a new place to drink and dance and party all night long
'Cause I sure can't go back to my old honky tonk
Yeah, I know she'll be there, leanin' on the bar
Yeah, stealin' some other cowboy's heart
Lord, I think I need a new place to drink
I don't know who I'm gonna miss more
That girl or them swinging doors
Hell no, I don't really want to
But I know what I got to do
I need a new place to drink and dance and party all night long
'Cause I sure can't go back to my old honky tonk
Yeah, I know she'll be there, leanin' on the bar
Yeah, stealin' some other cowboy's heart
Lord, I think I need a new place to drink
Yeah, Lord, I think I need a new place to drink
Writer(s): Jessie Jo Dillon, Jon Pardi, Luke Laird
Copyright(s): Lyrics © CONCORD MUSIC PUBLISHING LLC, Sony/ATV Music Publishing LLC
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