The Dead South A Place I Hardly Know Lyrics know the real meaning of The Dead South's A Place I Hardly Know Song lyrics
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Updated Feb 13, 2024
The Dead South A Place I Hardly Know Lyrics
Sitting right, I can see them pretty lights
Shining down below
What kind of town are you
Could I ride on through
While I hide out from the cold
Slurred thoughtful words and a grosse right turn
I think I found a place to go
A melancholy night with a pretty delight
I think I'll hide here while it snows
On the road, staggering these streets at night
In a place I hardly know
I'm drunk again, making one-night friends
I think it's time for me to go
The morning came, the sun forgot my name
That pounding head was a shame
That pretty delight, I looked at it in spite
And I rode on again
Each time I go my clothes don't fit no more
But I can still hear that music right
These hands keep playing
But the heart keeps a breaking
Night after night
On the road staggering these streets at night
In a place I hardly know
I'm drunk again making one-night friends
I think it's time for me to go
I'm drunk again making one-night friends
I think it's time for me to go
I think it's time for me to go
I think it's time for me to
Go home
The Dead South A Place I Hardly Know Lyrics Meaning
The lyrics of "A Place I Hardly Know" by The Dead South depict a narrative of wandering and seeking solace in unfamiliar towns. The protagonist reflects on their transient existence, marked by drunken escapades and fleeting connections with one-night friends. Despite the temporary comfort found in these encounters, there is an underlying sense of melancholy and disconnection, with the protagonist ultimately yearning for a place to call home.
The Dead South A Place I Hardly Know Lyrics Details
Album
The Dead South
Release Date
2024
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The Dead South A Place I Hardly Know Lyrics Facts
The Dead South A Place I Hardly Know Lyrics - FAQ
The Dead South was formed in 2012 as a quartet in Regina, Saskatchewan, Canada.
The original members of the band were Nate Hilts, Scott Pringle, Danny Kenyon, and Colton Crawford
Studio musician Eliza Mary Doyle replaced Colton Crawford before he rejoined the band in 2018.
The Dead South plays a mix of folk and bluegrass music, characterized by energetic performances and storytelling lyrics
Some of The Dead South's albums include "Chains & Stakes," "Good Company," "Sugar & Joy," and others.