Whiskey's Fine
Adam Doleac Lyrics


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Two drinks in on a Friday night
Heard a knock at the door
Someone turned on the light
I said baby
What you doing outside with a 2 am
Kinda drunk, kinda smilin'

Every word that you say
Sounds like you missed me
Every move that you make
Says you wanna kiss me
And you whisper baby
Can I hang in for a while?

Well come on in, the whiskey's fine
It ain't even close, to close in time
So if you wanna taste that Tennessee
We're pourin' out a drink with me
And put your lips on mine
Come on in, the wiskey's fine

You're pushin' me up, against the wall
Leavin' a trail of clothes and our sorrows down the hall
Yeah you're leaving your mark
With that lipstick red
And we're fallin' back into this bed

So come on in, the whiskey's fine
It ain't even close, to close in time
So if you wanna taste that Tennessee
We're pourin out a drink with me
And put your lips on mine
Come on in
the wiskey's fine

I got a bottle opened up
and I wanna feel the rush
'cause I need that you and me buzz

So come on in
The whiskey's fine
It ain't even close, to close in time
So if you wanna taste that Tennessee
We're pourin' out a drink with me
And put your lips on mine
Come on in
The wiskey's fine
Oh yeah




Come on in
The whiskey is fine

Overall Meaning

The lyrics to Adam Doleac's "Whiskey's Fine" tell a story of a romantic encounter between two individuals who are deeply attracted to each other. The song begins with the singer having two drinks in on a Friday night when he hears a knock at the door. He is surprised to see the person he is attracted to on the other side of the door, and he invites her in. She seems to be flirting with him, and he can't help but be drawn in by her seductive words and actions. The chorus repeats the invitation to come in and join him for a drink, conveying a sense of urgency and desire.


As the two continue to talk, they become more intimate, and the singer reveals that he has a bottle of whiskey open and ready to be enjoyed. The lyrics become more suggestive as the two begin to kiss and become physically involved with each other, leaving a trail of clothes and sorrows down the hall. The chorus repeats the invitation to join him for a drink, but it now has a new level of meaning - it becomes a metaphor for the physical connection that the two are experiencing.


Throughout the song, the whiskey serves as a symbol for the singer's desire and passion for the person he is with. The lyrics convey a sense of urgency and a desire to live in the moment and enjoy the here and now with the one he loves. Overall, the song is a passionate and sensual love story that celebrates the joys of living life to the fullest.


Line by Line Meaning

Two drinks in on a Friday night
I have had a couple of drinks on a Friday night.


Heard a knock at the door
I heard someone knocking at my door.


Someone turned on the light
The light was turned on by someone.


I said baby
I addressed my partner.


What you doing outside with a 2 am
I asked my partner why they are outside at this time.


Kinda drunk, kinda smilin'
My partner seems a bit drunk but also has a smile on their face.


Every word that you say
I am paying attention to every word my partner says.


Sounds like you missed me
My partner's words suggest that they have missed me.


Every move that you make
I am noticing every action that my partner takes.


Says you wanna kiss me
My partner's actions suggest that they want to kiss me.


And you whisper baby
My partner whispers to me.


Can I hang in for a while?
My partner asks if they can stay for a while.


Well come on in, the whiskey's fine
I invite my partner in and offer them a drink.


It ain't even close, to close in time
It's still early and we have plenty of time.


So if you wanna taste that Tennessee
If my partner wants to try some Tennessee whiskey,


We're pourin' out a drink with me
I will pour them a drink.


And put your lips on mine
I suggest that we share a kiss.


You're pushin' me up, against the wall
My partner is pushing me against a wall.


Leavin' a trail of clothes and our sorrows down the hall
We leave a trail of clothes and our worries behind us as we walk down the hall.


Yeah you're leaving your mark
My partner is leaving a mark on me.


With that lipstick red
My partner's lipstick is leaving a noticeable mark.


And we're fallin' back into this bed
We fall into bed together.


I got a bottle opened up
I have opened a bottle.


and I wanna feel the rush
I want to feel the sensation of drinking.


'cause I need that you and me buzz
I want to experience a buzz with my partner.


Oh yeah
Expressing enthusiasm and eagerness.


Come on in
I invite my partner in.


The whiskey is fine
I assure my partner that the whiskey is good.




Writer(s): ADAM DOLEAC, MONTY RUSS CRISWELL

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Comments from YouTube:

@chrismaxwell5863

Great song. If you're a mature person with mature relationships; it hits you right in the feels. The world needs more reconciliation, fueled by whiskey or not.

@54chewbacca

LOVE this

@billyherrington9792

Awesome that the lead is playing an Epi Studio

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