With an Americana style, Lulu has a powerhouse voice that’s beautifully gri… Read Full Bio ↴With an Americana style, Lulu has a powerhouse voice that’s beautifully gritty and commanding. Accompanying her guitar and mandolin picking, her husband Allen Wayne Nichols keeps time with stomping foot drums, and overlays the strong rhythms with wildly infectious guitar solos. They are an incredibly strong duo often accompanied by the stylish and intense ‘Doghouse’ Dave Stopani on upright bass.

One More Day
Lulu and the Black Sheep Lyrics

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Here you are again
Tellin' me you're sorry, baby
Tellin' me you wanna come on back home
Where you belong

There you go again
Lyin' and alibiin'
Singin' that same old worn out song

Here it comes now

I can't hear you no more
I've heard it all before
You ain't a reachin' me no how
No way, no time until dooms day

I can't hear you no more
I can't hear you no more

You walked out on me
Once too often baby
And I can't take no more of your jive
And that's the truth

I ain't about to let you
Run me into the ground
I'm not gonna throw away my youth
No not hardly

I can't hear you no more
I've heard it all before
You ain't a reachin' me no how
No way, no time until dooms day

I can't hear you no more
I can't hear you no more

You ain't a reachin' me no how
No way, no time until dooms day
I can't hear you no more
I can't hear you no more

You gotta speak out louder
You gotta speak out louder
'Cause I can't hear you no more

I can't hear you no more
Just a little bit louder

Overall Meaning

The lyrics to the song Can't Hear You No More by Lulu And The Luvvers are a reflection of a past relationship that has gone awry. The song's protagonist has been hurt and betrayed by their partner multiple times, causing them to become disillusioned and unwilling to take them back. The lyrics display a sense of strength and conviction, as the singer refuses to let themselves be taken advantage of any further.

The song begins with the partner asking for forgiveness, stating that they want to come back home where they belong. However, the singer sees through their lies and refuses to be swayed by their alibis. This is shown by the line "Lyin' and alibiin', singin' that same old worn out song." The chorus of the song is a resounding "I can't hear you no more," with the singer expressing that they have heard it all before and that there is no way their partner can reach them.

The singer then goes on to declare that they will not let themselves be walked over anymore. They refuse to let their partner run them into the ground and throw away their youth. The song's overall message is one of empowerment and not tolerating mistreatment from others.

Line by Line Meaning

Here you are again
You've returned once more

Tellin' me you're sorry, baby
Apologizing for your actions

Tellin' me you wanna come on back home
Expressing the desire to return home

Where you belong
Stating that home is where you should be

There you go again
Repeating the same behavior

Lyin' and alibiin'
Being dishonest and making excuses

Singin' that same old worn out song
Continuing with meaningless words

Here it comes now
Expecting a response

I can't hear you no more
I have heard enough and can no longer listen

I've heard it all before
Your words are familiar and have lost meaning

You ain't a reachin' me no how
Your attempts to communicate are futile