Someday I Gotta Quit
Someday I Gotta Quit

Justin Moore - Someday I Gotta Quit Lyrics

Justin Moore delves into the struggles of overcoming personal vices and unhealthy habits in this reflective track. He candidly shares his battles with alcohol, nicotine, and unresolved emotions, particularly highlighting how these elements have impacted his… Read more

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Someday I Gotta Quit Lyrics

I woke up cussing jack daniels today|I could almost hear him laughing in my head|He ain't kind of guy to hang out with|Man someday I gotta quit|Killed that guilt getting to church on time |But I didn't make through the sermon again|Without packing a little bit of calm down in my lip|Man someday I gotta quit||Between the whiskey and the nicotine|The wrong girls in the right jeans|And all the other fires that keep burnin me that i keep lit|Oh it ain't never gonna happen some say|But somehow someway someday i gotta quit||Old man was waiting around like he always has|Hoping this might be the day i drop the grudge|Holding it is getting heavy i admit|Someday i gotta quit||Between the whiskey and the nicotine|The wrong girls in the right jeans|And all the other fires that keep burnin me that i keep lit|Oh it ain't never gonna happen some say|But somehow someway someday i gotta quit||Got a long drag from a Marlboro in my lungs|Another long neck in my hand is getting low|And missing the girl that started all of this|Man someday I gotta quit

Writer(s): CASEY MICHAEL BEATHARD, JEREMY STOVER, JUSTIN C. MOORE, PAUL CHARLES DIGIOVANNI
Copyright(s): Lyrics © Universal Music Publishing Group, Anthem Entertainment, Kobalt Music Publishing Ltd.
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What is the Meaning of Someday I Gotta Quit?

Justin Moore delves into the struggles of overcoming personal vices and unhealthy habits in this reflective track. He candidly shares his battles with alcohol, nicotine, and unresolved emotions, particularly highlighting how these elements have impacted his life negatively. The recurring theme is his acknowledgment of the need to change—someday. Yet, there's a poignant sense of procrastination mixed with hope; while he recognizes the urgency to quit these damaging behaviors, there's an underlying doubt about when and if he will actually take that step. The song resonates with anyone who has ever faced the dilemma of knowing what’s best for them but finding it hard to let go of familiar comforts, even when they're harmful.

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