This is a song about an alcoholic.
The three people he talks to while drinking alone are Jose Cuervo, Jack Daniels, and Captain Morgan.
It was Friday night and I was feelin' fine.
I'd drunk a little beer and drank a little wine.
I think I had some whiskey too.
And then about a quarter to two
I decided to go to my baby's house.
I tiptoed there as quiet as a mouse.
Then I banged on the door as loud as sin
And yelled "Come on baby. Let me come in!"
Mark Sebring (from "Friday Night At The Zoo", 2009)
Well, we have all gone through heartaches at one point or another, but it's important to not let yourself sink. There's a lot more fish in this sea of life, and someone who will treasure you will come along when you least expected. Always be your good self!
Using Calgary as a backdrop the author satirizes the self-serving nature of the public as it continues to fatten itself, not only physically, but egotistically as well.
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The three people he talks to while drinking alone are Jose Cuervo, Jack Daniels, and Captain Morgan.
It was Friday night and I was feelin' fine.
I'd drunk a little beer and drank a little wine.
I think I had some whiskey too.
And then about a quarter to two
I decided to go to my baby's house.
I tiptoed there as quiet as a mouse.
Then I banged on the door as loud as sin
And yelled "Come on baby. Let me come in!"
Mark Sebring (from "Friday Night At The Zoo", 2009)
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