Thursday Side Of The Street
Knapsack Lyrics


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She walks to the store for some cat box sand
She stops for a drink and meets a man
He says I wish you were over now
He buys her a drink, they stumble to his house
She likes to drink with broken men
They sit at the bar and wait for it to end
She likes to drink with broken men
They sit at the bar and wait for it to end
Don't open the door on a friendless room
This person who came, couldn't come too soon
Then well, he says thanks for coming home
If not for the bar, I'd spend my life alone
She likes to drink with broken men
Sit at the bar and wait for it to end
She likes to drink with broken men
Sit at the bar and wait for it to end
She says, thanks for coming home
If not for the bar I'd spend my life alone
She likes to drink with broken men
They sit at the bar and wait for it to end




She likes to sleep with broken men
She lies on her back and hates for it to end

Overall Meaning

The lyrics to Knapsack's "Thursday Side Of The Street" tell the story of a woman who goes out to get some cat litter and stops for a drink on the way. There, she meets a man who is broken and wishes she were over now. Despite this statement, he buys her a drink and they end up at his place. She enjoys drinking with broken men and they both sit at the bar and wait for the night to end. The man is grateful for her company and says that without her, he would spend his life alone. She also likes to sleep with broken men and while lying on her back, hates for it to end.


The overarching theme of this song seems to be the fleeting nature of human connection and the desire for companionship, even if it's with someone who is broken. The woman revels in the shared experiences of drinking and sleeping with these men who are struggling, and the men are grateful for her presence, however temporary. The use of the bar as a setting reinforces this idea of constant transience, as people come and go, seeking solace in the dimly lit establishment.


Line by Line Meaning

She walks to the store for some cat box sand
She goes to the store to buy litter for her cat


She stops for a drink and meets a man
She stops at a bar and meets a man


He says I wish you were over now
He expresses his interest in being with her immediately


He buys her a drink, they stumble to his house
He buys her a drink and they go to his place together while appearing unsteady on their feet.


She likes to drink with broken men
She enjoys drinking with men who have problems and uncertainties in their lives.


They sit at the bar and wait for it to end
They sit at the bar, passing the time until the end of the night.


Don't open the door on a friendless room
It's not wise to enter an empty room with no friends or acquaintances present.


This person who came, couldn't come too soon
The person who arrived was much needed and anticipated.


Then well, he says thanks for coming home
He thanks her for accompanying him back to his place.


If not for the bar, I'd spend my life alone
He feels that if he hadn't gone to the bar, he would have spent the evening alone.


She likes to drink with broken men
She enjoys drinking with men who have problems and uncertainties in their lives.


Sit at the bar and wait for it to end
They sit at the bar, passing the time until the end of the night.


She likes to drink with broken men
She enjoys drinking with men who have problems and uncertainties in their lives.


Sit at the bar and wait for it to end
They sit at the bar, passing the time until the end of the night.


She says, thanks for coming home
She thanks him for inviting her back to his place.


If not for the bar I'd spend my life alone
She feels that if it weren't for the bar, she would be spending her evening alone.


She likes to drink with broken men
She enjoys drinking with men who have problems and uncertainties in their lives.


They sit at the bar and wait for it to end
They sit at the bar, passing the time until the end of the night.


She likes to sleep with broken men
She enjoys engaging in sexual activity with men who have problems and uncertainties in their lives.


She lies on her back and hates for it to end
She lies on her back during sexual activity and wishes it didn't have to end.




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