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Wayne Hancock 87 Southbound Lyrics
Total views: 1 time this week / Rating: 7.75/10 [24 votes]Album: That's What Daddy Wants / Original Release Date: 1997Genre: CountrySong Duration: 3 min 32 sec
WAYNE HANCOCK
- 87 Southbound Lyrics / with translationsI caught you with him
On them damp, slick, sticky, satin sheets
Then I packed my things and then I hit the streets
(Chorus)
87 southbound, to San Anton'
You got your baby, I got no home
The pavements burnin', at a hundred and two
I don't need to hear no more excuses, but I don't need
you
Lord the sun keeps beatin' me down, and it's hotter'n
hell
And if I'm a lucky I'll catch a ride, but you can't
never tell
I'd rather be here with the bugs and flies, then back
there hearin' your alibis
I heard all that I'm gonna hear you say, I gonna take
my pride and go the other way
87 southbound, to San Anton'
It's getting late out, I'm forty miles from home
The rain keeps a fallin', like the tears of my eyes
Just tryin' to wash away the hurt from all your lies
(yeah daddy)
And lightnin' streaks across the evenin' sky
And if I'm a lucky (it'll make you?) laid right down
and die
I know when the morning comes, I'll still be a walking
son-of-a-gun
When afternoon comes rolls around, I'll have ten more
miles and one more town
(Repeat Chorus)
No I don't need to hear no more excuses, but I don't
love you
On them damp, slick, sticky, satin sheets
Then I packed my things and then I hit the streets
(Chorus)
87 southbound, to San Anton'
You got your baby, I got no home
The pavements burnin', at a hundred and two
I don't need to hear no more excuses, but I don't need
you
Lord the sun keeps beatin' me down, and it's hotter'n
hell
And if I'm a lucky I'll catch a ride, but you can't
never tell
I'd rather be here with the bugs and flies, then back
there hearin' your alibis
I heard all that I'm gonna hear you say, I gonna take
my pride and go the other way
It's getting late out, I'm forty miles from home
The rain keeps a fallin', like the tears of my eyes
Just tryin' to wash away the hurt from all your lies
(yeah daddy)
And lightnin' streaks across the evenin' sky
And if I'm a lucky (it'll make you?) laid right down
and die
I know when the morning comes, I'll still be a walking
son-of-a-gun
When afternoon comes rolls around, I'll have ten more
miles and one more town
(Repeat Chorus)
No I don't need to hear no more excuses, but I don't
love you
Facts about 87 Southbound
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87 Southbound is written and performed by Wayne Hancock.
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It is first released in 1997 as part of Wayne Hancock's album "That's What Daddy Wants" which includes 13 tracks in total. This song is the 1st track on this album.
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When we check its meaning, the lyrics of '87 Southbound' show a person who learns about their partner's unfaithfulness, leading them to depart the relationship because of their feelings of betrayal and pain. The relationship journey shows progress toward greater self-respect through independence after experiencing toxic relationship challenges, which the traveler must navigate. 87 southbound lyrics mainly focus on expressing emotional states of heartbreak and empowerment, while the artist also shows their experience of solitude and deep despair. The song emphasizes two key elements which include heartbreak with betrayal which leads to moving forward through independent life while experiencing pain and losing someone special. The lyrics show the first stage of heartbreak which develops into emotional pain that children under three years of age should not hear. The material does not show any direct mentions of violence or sexual activity or drug consumption, yet the emotional content requires parental supervision.
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87 Southbound falls under the genre Country.
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87 Southbound song length is 3 minutes and 32 seconds.
Who wrote 87 Southbound lyrics?
87 Southbound is written and performed by Wayne Hancock.
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When was 87 Southbound released?
It is first released in 1997 as part of Wayne Hancock's album "That's What Daddy Wants" which includes 13 tracks in total. This song is the 1st track on this album.
✔️
What is the meaning behind 87 Southbound lyrics?
When we check its meaning, the lyrics of '87 Southbound' show a person who learns about their partner's unfaithfulness, leading them to depart the relationship because of their feelings of betrayal and pain. The relationship journey shows progress toward greater self-respect through independence after experiencing toxic relationship challenges, which the traveler must navigate. 87 southbound lyrics mainly focus on expressing emotional states of heartbreak and empowerment, while the artist also shows their experience of solitude and deep despair. The song emphasizes two key elements which include heartbreak with betrayal which leads to moving forward through independent life while experiencing pain and losing someone special. The lyrics show the first stage of heartbreak which develops into emotional pain that children under three years of age should not hear. The material does not show any direct mentions of violence or sexual activity or drug consumption, yet the emotional content requires parental supervision.
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Which genre is 87 Southbound?
87 Southbound falls under the genre Country.
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How long is the song 87 Southbound?
87 Southbound song length is 3 minutes and 32 seconds.
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Record Label(s): 1997 Ark 21 Records
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