"Alimony" is a new English song by Miranda Lambert, published on her YouTube channel mirandalambert. The song was written by Shane McAnally, Natalie Hemby, and Miranda Lambert. It was produced by Miranda Lambert and Jon Randall. Released on July 24,… Read More
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[Verse 1]
Without that '57 Cadillac
And that mini mansion in a cul-de-sac
That 15-gallon Stetson hat
That you wear all the time
And those real expensive rounds of golf
And this diamond you're still payin' off
Just know as soon as you get caught
They'll all be good as mine
[Chorus]
I called that lawyer up in Dallas
The one who's livin' in that palace
So I know he's good at winnin'
If you think there's somethin' that you're missin'
And you start steppin' out
Only one thing can console me
If you're gonna leave me in San Antone
Remember the alimony
[Verse 2]
If you like livin' at your mama's house
And drinkin' Milwaukee's best on a hand-me-down couch
And you're gonna love how this all works out
'Cause it all works out for me
What's mine is mine, and what's yours is mine
So go on, baby, have a real good time
I'll be countin' the dollars, you'll be rollin' the dimes
Freedom don't come free
[Chorus]
'Cause I called that lawyer up in Dallas
The one who's livin' in that palace
So I know he's good at winnin'
If you think there's somethin' that you're missin'
And you start steppin' out
Only one thing can console me
If you're gonna leave me in San Antone
Remember the alimony
[Bridge]
For richer, not for poorer
Well, consider this your spoiler
If you think you can't afford her
Well, you can't afford me too
[Chorus]
So if you start steppin' out
Only one thing can console me
If you're gonna leave me in San Antone
Well, remember the alimony
[Outro]
You ain't gonna have a row to hoe
Go on and do your dog and pony show
If you're gonna be a dumbass
Honey, I hope you remember the alimon
[Verse 1]
In this section, Miranda Lambert paints a picture of the luxuries her husband enjoys, from a Cadillac to a mansion and expensive golf outings. She warns him that once he's caught cheating, all these luxuries will become hers. This verse sets the stage for the theme of retribution and the transfer of assets as a consequence of infidelity.
[Chorus]
Here, Lambert reveals that she has hired a top lawyer in Dallas, renowned for winning cases. She addresses her husband directly, indicating that if he strays, the alimony will be her consolation. The chorus emphasizes her readiness to fight for her due and the legal backing she has to ensure she gets what she deserves.
[Verse 2]
Lambert continues to illustrate the stark contrast between the comfortable life her husband currently enjoys and the modest lifestyle he will have post-divorce. She sarcastically remarks that he will end up living at his mother's house, drinking cheap beer on a hand-me-down couch. The verse underscores her determination to claim her share while he will be left with much less.
[Bridge]
The bridge reinforces the financial implications of the divorce. Lambert addresses her husband, reminding him that he won't be able to afford both his new lover and herself. This part of the song underscores the idea that the financial burden of alimony will be significant.
[Chorus]
Repeating the chorus, Lambert strengthens the message that any infidelity will result in substantial financial consequences for her husband. The repetition serves to hammer home the inevitability of the alimony if he steps out of line.
[Outro]
In the outro, Lambert warns her husband that his life will become much harder without her. She refers to his behavior as a "dog and pony show" and hopes he remembers the alimony. This final section reiterates the main theme of financial retribution and the husband's impending struggle.
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"Alimony" is a new English song by Miranda Lambert, published on her YouTube channel mirandalambert. The song was written by Shane McAnally, Natalie Hemby, and Miranda Lambert. It was produced by Miranda Lambert and Jon Randall. Released on July 24, 2024, this track is a powerful addition to Lambert's discography, showcasing her sharp songwriting and distinctive vocal style.
In "Alimony," Miranda Lambert takes on the theme of divorce and financial settlements with a mix of humor and defiance. The lyrics depict a woman addressing her soon-to-be ex-husband, warning him about the consequences of his infidelity and the alimony he will owe. The song highlights themes of justice and empowerment, as Lambert's character firmly asserts her rights and prepares to take control of her future. The tone is both vengeful and triumphant, reflecting the emotional complexities of ending a relationship.
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The "Alimony" song is sung by Miranda Lambert.
The "Alimony" song by Miranda Lambert lyrics was written by Shane McAnally, Natalie Hemby & Miranda Lambert.
The "Alimony" song by Miranda Lambert was produced by Miranda Lambert & Jon Randall.
Miranda Lambert released "Alimony" song on Jul 24, 2024.
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