I'm pretty sure the lady doesn't leave the baby with the guy. 'No more nights nappies smelling' tells me that she takes the kid with her leaving him with absolutely nothing. Great song tho'
'alone here in the kitchen' and 'she won't write a letter' suggest to me that he's by himself without the kid, and that the mother isn't letting him see the daughter?
'alone here in the kitchen' and 'she won't write a letter' suggest to me that he's by himself without the kid, and that the mother isn't letting him see the daughter?
Or, alone here in the kitchen can mean Baby is in her nursery sleeping and Dad is unpartnered, sitting in the kitchen sorrowing over Baby's mother and her soldier beau
Or, alone here in the kitchen can mean Baby is in her nursery sleeping and Dad is unpartnered, sitting in the kitchen sorrowing over Baby's mother and her soldier beau
I'm pretty sure the lady doesn't leave the baby with the guy. 'No more nights nappies smelling' tells me that she takes the kid with her leaving him with absolutely nothing. Great song tho'
I took it to be "no more nights, nappies smelling" meaning that sleep is a thing of the past because the single dad is up all night changing diapers
I took it to be "no more nights, nappies smelling" meaning that sleep is a thing of the past because the single dad is up all night changing diapers
'alone here in the kitchen' and 'she won't write a letter' suggest to me that he's by himself without the kid, and that the mother isn't letting him see the daughter?
'alone here in the kitchen' and 'she won't write a letter' suggest to me that he's by himself without the kid, and that the mother isn't letting him see the daughter?
Or, alone here in the kitchen can mean Baby is in her nursery sleeping and Dad is unpartnered, sitting in the kitchen sorrowing over Baby's mother and her soldier beau
Or, alone here in the kitchen can mean Baby is in her nursery sleeping and Dad is unpartnered, sitting in the kitchen sorrowing over Baby's mother and her soldier beau