Whipping Post - One Way Out

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Ain't but one way out, baby
Lord I just can't go out the door
Ain't but one way out, baby
And Lord, I just can't go out the door
'Cause there's a man down there
Might be your man, I don't know

Lord, you got me trapped
Woman, up on the second floor
If I get by this time
I won't be trapped no more
So raise your window, baby
And I can ease out soft and slow
And Lord, your neighbors, no they won't be
Talking that stuff that they don't know

Lord, I'm foolish to be here on the first place
I know some man gonna walk in
And take my place, and
Ain't no way in the worl
I'm going out that front door
'Cause there's a man down there
Might be your man, I don't know

'Cause thеre's a man down there
Might bе your man, I don't know
'Cause there's a man down there
Lord, it just might happen to be your man
Oh, it just-a might be your man
Lord, it just-a might be your man
Oh baby, I just don't know

Release Date: January 01, 2001

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"Whipping Post - One Way Out" is a blues rock song that tells the story of a man feeling trapped in a difficult situation. The lyrics speak of feeling stuck and unable to escape, with the only way out seeming to be through a window. The intense vocals and raw emotion in the music convey a sense of desperation and longing for freedom. The song captures the struggle of trying to break free from a challenging situation, while also acknowledging the possibility of someone else taking your place. Overall, "Whipping Post - One Way Out" is a powerful and soulful track that explores themes of confinement, uncertainty, and the desire for liberation.