Jim And Jack And Hank

Alan Jackson

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Hey you were standing by the screen door slamming Rather clear what?s taking place. You were holding on to Louie He was packing he was heavy that plastic handle just about to break Well then you picked up Chloe. She knew y?all were going She started barking like a tank. I was shocked and I was joking But I would not be longing. Cause I got Jim and Jack and Hank (ch) Take your string bikinis your apple martinis Take what?s left there in the bank Take your flat iron and your curlers Your sparkling water and that damn perfume I never liked Take your black Mercedes all that stuff for ladies To me you?re just a total blank go on and leave me baby I don?t need you I got Jim and Jack and Hank Well now you left screaming and your tires screeching That little dog right in your lap I have become a little sad and I called up my old Dad He said son you just woke me from my nap I told him you had left me. He said now son don?t you hate me You know exactly what I think. You know you?re better off You can fish and you can golf. You still got Jim and Jack and Hank (ch) Take your string bikinis your apple martinis Take what?s left there in the bank Take your flat iron and your curlers Your sparkling water and that damn perfume I never liked Take your black Mercedes all that stuff for ladies To me you?re just a total blank go on and leave me Baby I don?t need you I got Jim and Jack and Hank That?s right Instrumental break So I got out the whiskey I began to listen to songs out in my truck you couldn?t crank I started feeling empty then again it hit me. I got Jim and Jack and Hank (ch) Take your string bikinis your apple martinis Take what?s left there in the bank Take your flat iron and your curlers Your sparkling water and that damn perfume I never liked Take your black Mercedes all that stuff for ladies To me you?re just a total blank go on and leave me Baby I don?t need you I got Jim and Jack and Hank Yeh now go on and leave me baby I don?t need you I got Jim and Jack and Hank That?s right you go ahead I?ll be A okay Cause I got Jose Captain Morgan Not to mention Old George and Tammy Loretta Merle Willie Nelson Big John Cash How about Old Jimmy Buffet bring him in there When it?s sun shining George Strait an old friend Can?t forget Hank Jr and all his rowdy friends I?m gonna clean out the whole closet baby All Yeah Goodbye

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Dans cette chanson, le narrateur évoque la rupture avec son partenaire, décrivant la scène où cette personne s'en va en emportant des biens matériels et en laissant derrière elle un sentiment de désarroi. Malgré la tristesse initiale, il se rend compte qu'il peut se reconstruire et trouver du réconfort dans ses vieux amis, représentés par des marques d'alcool, des chansons et des souvenirs. Au fond, il exprime une forme de liberté retrouvée, affirmant qu'il n'a pas besoin de cette relation toxique. Le contexte évoque un mélange de mélancolie et de rébellion face à une séparation, où la musique et l'alcool deviennent des refuges. Cela représente un moment de transition, où on laisse derrière soi ce qui n'a plus de sens pour embrasser des plaisirs simples et des moments de camaraderie.

Le Chansonnier