I always heard that his herb was top shelf I just could not wait to find out for myself Don’t knock it til’ you tried it Well I tried it my friend And I’ll never smoke weed with Willie again I learned a hard lesson in a small Texas town He fired up a fat boy and passed him around The last words that I spoke before they tucked me in Was I’ll never smoke weed with Willie again (Chorus:) I’ll never smoke weed with Willie again   My parties all over before it begins You can pour me some old whiskey river my friend But I’ll never smoke weed with Willie again I hopped on his old bus the Honey Suckle Rose The party was Vegas it was after the show. Alone in the front lounge with just me and him       With one parting puff grim creeper set in. (Chorus) Now we’re passing the guitar and telling good jokes I know ones a-comin’ cause I’m smelling smoke No I do not partake I just let it pass by With a smile on my face and a great contact high (Chorus) In the fetal position with drool on my chin I messed up and smoked weed with Willie again

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À propos de la chanson

La chanson raconte l'histoire d'une personne qui découvre la réputation d'un certain ami pour sa consommation de cannabis. Curieux d'essayer, il finit par participer à une soirée où tout devient un peu trop intense pour lui. Après une expérience mémorable mais difficile, il jure de ne plus jamais fumer avec cet ami. Le contexte se déroule dans une petite ville du Texas, où l'ambiance est festive. Le narrateur se retrouve dans un bus, entouré de camaraderie et de rires, mais finit par regretter son choix lorsque la situation lui échappe. C'est une anecdote amusante et pleine de vie sur les excès et les leçons tirées de nos choix, illustrant qu'il vaut parfois mieux observer que prendre part au déchaînement.