Maggie Mae
Pietasters Lyrics


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There's a place where we all go to have a few when we feel low Drink ourselves into a state, drown our sorrow and fuel our hate A bar maid beauty in a tight black dress pours our beer and cleans our mess Answers to the name of Maggie Mae, wait'll we see her what'll we say?
Maggie Mae bring us another beer we need another beer Take away our troubles, dear Maggie Mae bring us another beer we need another beer Take away our troubles, dear
There's a place where we all go to have a few when we feel low Been laid off, we've been laid in, we've been locked out we've been kicked in A bar maid beauty in a tight black dress pours our beer and cleans our mess Answers to the name of Maggie Mae, wait'll we see her what'll we say?
Maggie Mae bring us another beer we need another beer Take away our troubles, dear Maggie Mae bring us another beer we need another beer Take away our troubles, dear Bring us another beer
There's a girl that we all love, she's the one we're thinkin' of Answers to the name of Maggie Mae, wait'll we see her what'll we say?
Maggie Mae bring us another beer we need another beer Take away our troubles, dear Maggie Mae bring us another beer we need another beer Take away our troubles, dear Bring us another beer
There's a girl that we all love, she's the one we're thinkin' of Answers to the name of Maggie Mae, wait'll we see her what'll we say?
Maggie Mae bring us another beer we need another beer Take away our troubles, dear Maggie Mae bring us another beer we need another beer Take away our troubles, dear Maggie Mae bring us another beer we need another beer Take away our troubles, dear Maggie Mae bring us another beer we need another beer Take away our troubles, dear




Overall Meaning

The Pietasters' song "Maggie Mae" tells the story of a group of people who frequent a bar to drink away their troubles. The lyrics describe the barmaid, Maggie Mae, as a beautiful woman in a tight black dress who pours their beer and cleans up their mess. The patrons of the bar ask her to bring them another beer, and they rely on her to take away their troubles. The song emphasizes how the bar is a place where people go to forget their problems and escape their everyday lives.


The repetition of the line "take away our troubles, dear" highlights how the bar and Maggie Mae are important aspects of these people's lives. They associate their happiness with drinking and being in the presence of Maggie Mae. However, the lyrics also hint at a darker reality, where the patrons of the bar are drowning their sorrows and fueling their hate, suggesting that the bar may not be the healthiest way of coping with their problems.


Overall, "Maggie Mae" is an ode to the escapism that drinking and going to a bar can provide. The song describes how people turn to alcohol and the comfort of being in the presence of others to help them forget their problems.


Line by Line Meaning

There's a place where we all go to have a few when we feel low
There's a bar that we frequent when we're feeling down


Drink ourselves into a state, drown our sorrow and fuel our hate
We drink excessively to forget our problems and to numb our negative emotions


A bar maid beauty in a tight black dress pours our beer and cleans our mess
The bartender, who is attractive and wears a black dress, serves us our drinks and tidies up after us


Answers to the name of Maggie Mae, wait'll we see her what'll we say?
The bartender's name is Maggie Mae and we wonder what we will say or do when we see her


Maggie Mae bring us another beer we need another beer Take away our troubles, dear
We ask Maggie Mae for another beer because we believe it will help us forget about our problems


There's a girl that we all love, she's the one we're thinkin' of
We all have a fondness for Maggie Mae and she's on our minds


Bring us another beer
We ask Maggie Mae for yet another beer




Lyrics © Universal Music Publishing Group
Written by: ERIC RAECKE, THOMAS GLENN GOODIN, TODD BRYAN ECKHARDT

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