| Jakob Dylan – Will It Grow? Lyrics | 16 years ago |
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It's about a man who's wife is no longer interested in him, i.e. frigid. He's wondering how to restart the relationship, so he orders some pills he saw on late night TV. He's wondering whether they really will increase the size of a certain part of the male anatomy, and whether that will save his marriage. Seriously, this song is straightforward. It's sung by a wayward son who moves back home to run the family farm after his dad dies, to his deceased father. There's no metaphor here. By the way, the second line of the last verse is incorrect. It should read "I am down in the garden where I let you go." |
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