verse 1 We were headed home in Austin Caught pneumonia on the road Taking it home to Connie and the kids A wheel ran off and jumped a railroad Then ran through a grocery store If you want to buy a bus I'm taking bids And the devil shivered in his sleeping bag He said traveling on the road is such a drag If we can make it home by Friday we can brag And the devil shivered in his sleeping bag verse 2 Well I just got back from New York City Kris and Rita done it all Raw perfection there for all the world to see Lord I heard an angel singing In the Philharmonic Hall Rita Coolidge Rita Coolidge cleft for me And the devil shivered in his sleeping bag He said traveling on the road is such a drag If we can make it home by Friday we can brag And the devil shivered in his sleeping bag

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À propos de la chanson

La chanson évoque un périple chaotique sur la route, où des incidents imprévus viennent perturber le voyage de retour à la maison. L’artiste partage des souvenirs d’un voyage à New York, agrémenté de moments de gratitude pour la beauté de la musique et les rencontres précieuses. Le diable, témoin de cette aventure, semble exaspéré par les aléas du voyage, soulignant le désir de rentrer chez soi pour pouvoir se vanter d'avoir surmonté les obstacles. On perçoit à travers ces récits une tension entre le ventre de la ville qui offre des merveilles et les défis du voyage qui peuvent peser sur le moral.