There She Goes
Joe feat. G Unit Lyrics
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She's goin' home to Mama she says, "He can go to hell."
The couple down the block are splittin' up, I hear
There the third one's on our street this year
It's just another day in Anytown, USA
Somebody's hurt, somebody's blue, somebody moves away
What little they do to make it work don't seem to do much good
First, they take off their wedding bands
They call it quits then call the moving vans
He takes his and she takes hers
And what's left over gets left out on the curb
It's just another day in Anytown, USA
Somebody's hurt, somebody's blue, somebody moves away
What little they do to make it work don't seem to do much good
When love moves out, there goes the neighborhood
It's just another day in Anytown, USA
Somebody's hurt, somebody's blue, somebody moves away
What little they do to make it work don't seem to do much good
When love moves out, there goes the neighborhood
When love moves out, there goes the neighborhood
The lyrics of Joe feat. G Unit's song "There She Goes" are a poignant commentary on relationships and their impact on the dynamics of a community. The song is narrated in the first person and is an observation of the singer's neighborhood, where couples are frequently breaking up and moving away. The opening lines of the song talk about the house next door being up for sale, and the woman who is leaving her partner and going back to her mother. The message is a warning that when a relationship ends, it has a ripple effect that extends beyond the couple involved. It affects the entire community, and the people who live around them.
The song addresses the difficulties and challenges faced by couples in relationships. The lyrics suggest that even when couples try to make things work, it doesn't always last. The lines "What little they do to make it work don't seem to do much good," emphasizes that sometimes couples can try their best, but if the relationship is not working out and love moves out, there goes the neighborhood. The idea is that a relationship breakdown can result in a sense of loss and hurt to those around them.
Furthermore, the song recognizes much of human life consists of days that seem mundane and repetitive. It is a reminder that anyone is susceptible to heartbreak β indestructible feelings donβt exist β and relationships come with no guarantees. In the end, "There She Goes" is about the fragility of relationships, and how it often leads to much sadness and pain for all involved.
Line by Line Meaning
The house next door just came up for sale
A neighboring house has been put on sale
She's goin' home to Mama she says, "He can go to hell."
A woman is leaving her partner and taking refuge at her mother's place, expressing contempt towards him
The couple down the block are splittin' up, I hear
A couple on the same block is breaking up and word has spread of their separation
There the third one's on our street this year
This marks the third time this year that a relationship has ended on their street
It's just another day in Anytown, USA
This is a common occurrence in suburban neighborhoods throughout the United States
First, they take off their wedding bands
The separating couple takes off the symbol of their marriage
They call it quits then call the moving vans
Once they make the decision to end their relationship, they quickly begin planning their separate moves
He takes his and she takes hers
Each person takes their belongings and possessions with them as they move out
And what's left over gets left out on the curb
Any belongings that neither person wants are disposed of, typically left outside for garbage pickup
When love moves out, there goes the neighborhood
The loss of love and relationships has a negative impact on the neighborhood, often causing people to move away
Lyrics Β© Universal Music Publishing Group, HEART CHART MUSIC
Written by: ALAN KEMP LANEY, BILLY GRAHAM, TOMMY LOREN DODSON
Lyrics Licensed & Provided by LyricFind
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