In this poignant narrative, the artist weaves a tale of emotional desolation and the cyclical nature of longing. The protagonist finds himself trapped in a repetitive cycle of transient relationships and isolation, symbolized by an ever-present motel room and the numbing solace of alcohol. The lyrics poignantly depict a man weighed down by the absence of a significant other who vacillates in and out of his life, perpetually leaving him with an aching heart and unfulfilled desire. The imagery of "sinner left sitting on Judgement Day" and "prisoner in these four walls" evokes a profound sense of entrapment and existential despair. The motif of "no vacancy" metaphorically underscores the emotional barrenness and the unrelenting void that lingers despite superficial attempts to fill it. The song ultimately encapsulates the relentless pursuit of elusive companionship amidst the stark realities of solitude. #Heartache #Loneliness #EmotionalDespair
No Vacancy
Lyrics
Sitting on the curbside, liquor in my cup
Well she says goodbye and the phone hangs up
And it's kind of got me feeling some type of way
Like a sinner left sitting on Judgement Day
Well these empty bottles and motel rooms
Don't treat me quite like they used to
And the company man still treats me well
Paying for a glorified prison cell
Well she comes and she goes, but she always says goodbye
And I'd give anything just to be by her side
I got a bottle, and a room and a motel key
And a broken heart with no vacancy
Broken heart with no vacancy
No vacancy
She said she'll call me round half past eight
Been a damn long day, don't wait up too late
And I'm sitting like a prisoner in these four walls
Watching basic cable, drinking alcohol
Well she comes and she goes, but she always says goodbye
And I'd give anything just to be by her side
I got a bottle, and a room and a motel key
And a broken heart with no vacancy
Broken heart with no vacancy
No vacancy
Sitting on the curbside, liquor in my cup
Well she says goodbye and the phone hangs up
And its kind of got me feeling some type of way
Like a sinner left sitting on Judgement Day
Well she comes and she goes, but she always says goodbye
And I'd give anything just to be by her side
I got a bottle, and a room and a motel key
And a broken heart with no vacancy
Broken heart with no vacancy
No vacancy
Sitting on the curbside, liquor in my cup
Well she says goodbye and the phone hangs up
And it's kind of got me feeling some type of way
Like a sinner left sitting on Judgement Day
Well these empty bottles and motel rooms
Don't treat me quite like they used to
And the company man still treats me well
Paying for a glorified prison cell
Well she comes and she goes, but she always says goodbye
And I'd give anything just to be by her side
I got a bottle, and a room and a motel key
And a broken heart with no vacancy
Broken heart with no vacancy
No vacancy
She said she'll call me round half past eight
Been a damn long day, don't wait up too late
And I'm sitting like a prisoner in these four walls
Watching basic cable, drinking alcohol
Well she comes and she goes, but she always says goodbye
And I'd give anything just to be by her side
I got a bottle, and a room and a motel key
And a broken heart with no vacancy
Broken heart with no vacancy
No vacancy
Sitting on the curbside, liquor in my cup
Well she says goodbye and the phone hangs up
And its kind of got me feeling some type of way
Like a sinner left sitting on Judgement Day
Well she comes and she goes, but she always says goodbye
And I'd give anything just to be by her side
I got a bottle, and a room and a motel key
And a broken heart with no vacancy
Broken heart with no vacancy
No vacancy
Writer(s): Sam Canty
Copyright(s): Lyrics © O/B/O DistroKid
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