The chords are a bit off of the words they change on cause this text box gets funky for some reason but they’re correct. Just listen to the song for the changes. VERSE 1                     Now every time that I come home nobody wants to let me be. Seems that all the friends I’ve got just got to come interrogate me.                                  Well I appreciate your feelings and I don’t want to pass you by But I don’t ask you about your business. Don’t ask me about mine. VERSE 2 Well it’s true I love the money and I love my brand new car. I like drinkin’ the best of whiskey and playin’ in a honky-tonk bar. But when I come off the road well I just got to have my time Cause I’ve got to find a break in this action else I’m gonna lose my mind. CHORUS So don’t ask me no questions And I won’t tell you no lies. Don’t ask me about my business And I won’t tell you goodbye. SOLO BREAK- Same chords as verse VERSE 3 ’What’s your color? Do you dig the brothers?" is driving me up the wall And every time I think that I can sleep some fool has got to call. Well don’t you think that when I come home I just want a little piece of mind? If you want to talk about this business buddy you’re just wasting time. CHORUS So don’t ask me no questions And I won’t tell you no lies. don’t ask me about my business And I won’t tell you goodbye. I said don’t ask no stupid questions And I won’t send you away. If you want to talk fishin’ Well I guess that’ll be OK.

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À propos de la chanson

La chanson aborde le besoin de solitude et d'intimité de quelqu'un qui revient chez lui après une période passée sur la route. Le protagoniste ressent une pression de la part de son entourage qui veut tout savoir sur sa vie, alors qu'il préfère garder certains aspects pour lui. Il apprécie les plaisirs matériels et la vie nocturne, mais quand il rentre, il souhaite simplement retrouver un peu de paix, sans avoir à répondre à des questions intrusives. Cela montre un désir universel de respect de la vie privée, où chacun a droit à ses secrets.