The Urbаn Prophet™ 5.0

Anyway, I listened to the song, thought it was nice than didn't think much more of it anymore... Than earlier today, for some reason obscure to me, I decided to read what the heck the lyrics were. I didn't the first time around because I was just too chuffed that I found out who sang it, and well, I get easily distracted. Yeah sucks to be me sometimes... Well, after reading it while watching the video on Youtube, I was like, "Hey, I can relate to this song." I mean, it more or less described my state of mind after my divorce...

It had everything in there that was going through my mind at the time, from me blaming my ex for making me leave (which I don't anymore, but hey, at the time I just went through a divorce, I was one card short of a pack that time), to me being upset that it became such a public affair, the overall shock it caused to my ego (men do have ego's,and mine was fairly large :-p), the arguing over money, the feeling of being lost and not knowing where to go which kinda spiralled into a general self-destructive nosedive and finally me coming to terms with it by making promises to myself about what I'm going to do with my new-found 'freedom'... Well the most intriguing part of the lyrics to me, is the last two lines of each starting verse, "But someday baby. You ain’t worry my life anymore.", and yeah I believe I have moved on since then. I have found that 'someday' where all that self-made nonsense doesn't worry my life anymore...

I'm not sure if you all will get the same trip I did, but regardless the song did touch me in its own deep-voiced blueseyesque rockabilly kinda way.. I have to say I really did enjoy the song so I'm putting it up to share it with anyone who happens upon my blog... Anyway here's the lyrics so you can all put on you cowboy hats and karaoke along with the video I nicked of YouTube...

Regards,

Nik