Exploring the trials and tribulations of a wandering soul, this track delves into themes of longing, restlessness and recklessness. The protagonist narrates his experiences with life on the road, hinting at a sense of regret for past actions yet an inability to change his ways. He struggles with infidelity despite having a good woman by his side, symbolizing his inner conflict and dissatisfaction. The lyrics also allude to a carefree approach towards life's responsibilities, highlighting the protagonist's rebellious spirit. Ultimately, the song paints a vivid picture of a man grappling with his own flaws and desires while journeying through life's unpredictable terrain.
Waymore's Blues
Lyrics
Well, I woke up this mornin' it was drizzlin' rain
Around the curve come a passenger train
Heard somebody yodel and a hobo moan
Jimmy he's dead, he's been a long time gone
Been a long time gone, a long time gone
If you want to get to heaven, gotta D-I-E
You gotta put on your coat and T-I-E
Want to get the rabbit out of the L-O-G
You gotta make a commotion like D-O-G
Like D-O-G, like D-O-G, yeah
Well, I got a good woman, what's the matter with me?
What makes me want to love every woman I see?
I was trifling when I met her now I'm trifling again
And every woman she sees looks like the place I came in
Looks like the place I came in, yeah, woo place I came in
I got my name painted on my shirt
I ain't no ordinary dude
I don't have to work
I don't have to work
Writer(s): Waylon Jennings, Curtis Buck
Copyright(s): Lyrics © Universal Music Publishing Group, Downtown Music Publishing
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