Revenooer Man

Alan Jackson

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REVENOOER MAN Alan Jackson Album: Under the Influence 1999 [Intro] Well I was sent to a place in North Carolina To check up on a moonshine still Still when I got there to my suprise I could see a little light on the hill Well the fire was glowing and really I was knowing I was really hot on the track But in D. C. they said it couldnt’ be But I’ll be the one to bring em back Cause I’m a revenooer man I’m a revenooer man I got a badage in my pocket And a gun on my hip Damn moonsh iners Better never make a slip Cause I’m a revenooer man Yeah I get em if I can Well the moon was shining bright As I looked down the river I noticed on the side of the hill I can see a red light that was glowing bright I knew it had to be a still Well the people down the road said it wasn’t far But I better know someone Cause when the moonshiners know I carry a star I’ll bet my bottom dollar I’ll have ’em on the run Cause I’m a revenooer man I’m a revenooer man I got a badage in my pocket And a gun on my hip Damn moonsh iners Better never make a slip Cause I’m a revenooer man Yeah I get em if I can Well when I got there the woods were bare Must’ve known I’s on my way Well I heard the branches shatter And they started to scatter I heard two or three of them say It’s the revenooer man It’s revenooer man He’s got a big 4 5 and loads to fill Dragging and sha gging to an other hill It’s the revenooer man And he’ll get us if he can Yeah I’m the revenooer man And I’ll get them if I can

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La chanson raconte l’histoire d’un homme chargé de traquer des producteurs d’alcool clandestin en Caroline du Nord. En suivant des indices tels que des lumières et des bruits, il s’aventure en terrain hostile, toujours prêt à attraper ceux qui enfreignent la loi. Son engagement pour cette mission est réel, et il s’armé de détermination tout en affichant une certaine bravade. Le contexte évoqué fait référence à une époque où la production d’alcool illégal était courante, en particulier lors de la Prohibition. Cela souligne la lutte entre les autorités et ceux qui cherchent à contourner la loi pour produire et vendre de l’alcool.

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