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16. Thanks for the great read!

Tue Apr 26, 2022, 11:57 PM

Apr 2022

Yes, I think my confusion on the lyric has to do with regionalism...the way that phrase is actually used by people where I live.

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OK, please help settle an argument over song lyrics. [View all] LuckyCharms Apr 2022 OP

"me" was better treated than "you" sl8 Apr 2022 #1

I thought this was going to be about "Louie Louie". LOL! mobeau69 Apr 2022 #2

Oh baby we gotta go now🎼 Walleye Apr 2022 #3

Wasn't that on the B side? What was on the A side? mobeau69 Apr 2022 #5

It was the B side on Richard Barry's original release (1956?) lastlib Apr 2022 #15

You might get a boot out for this: mobeau69 Apr 2022 #18

It's ambiguous on its own, but in context of the rest of the lyrics petronius Apr 2022 #4

It's we've Wolf Frankula Apr 2022 #6

My wife and I disagree... LuckyCharms Apr 2022 #7

Does this help at all? sl8 Apr 2022 #9

Yes, by the strict definition... LuckyCharms Apr 2022 #12

Maybe a regionalism? sl8 Apr 2022 #14

Thanks for the great read! LuckyCharms Apr 2022 #16

I honestly had to work to see any ambiguity in this stopdiggin Apr 2022 #8

Well, I think the lyrics of the entire song are ambiguous LuckyCharms Apr 2022 #10

and that I will freely concede stopdiggin Apr 2022 #17

I always thought it was self effacing jcgoldie Apr 2022 #11

"I'm drowning in you" LuckyCharms Apr 2022 #13