Well Well Whiskey Lyrics
[Verse 1]
How many times have I swore I would pour you out?
And gone were the days where I’d chase you around this town
[Pre-Chorus 1]
But damn, if I don’t miss you
Damned if you ain’t here
Sittin’ at the bar, makin’ it hard for this bore to drink a beer
[Chorus]
Well, well, whiskey
Looks like we meet again
Well, well, whiskey
What trouble we gettin’ in?
No doubt that we ’bout to end up
Back on right bottom shelf
But it’s Friday night and it’s lookin’ like
Hell, we might as well, well, whiskey
[Verse 2]
Damn you look better than ever
It’s been too long
I ain’t got nowhere to be till we’re both long gone
[Pre-Chorus 2]
We’re like a flame on kerosene
But I like the way you burn
You won’t ever be good for me
And I won’t ever learn
[Chorus]
Well, well, whiskey
Looks like we meet again
Well, well, whiskey
What trouble we gettin’ in?
No doubt that we ’bout to end up
Back on right bottom shelf
But it’s Friday night and it’s lookin’ like
Hell, we might as well, well, whiskey
[Instrumental Break]
[Chorus]
Well, well, whiskey
Looks like we meet again
Well, well, whiskey
What trouble we gettin’ in?
No doubt that we ’bout to end up
Back on right bottom shelf
But it’s Friday night and it’s lookin’ like
Ah, hell
No doubt that we ’bout to end up
Back on right bottom shelf
But it’s Friday night and it’s lookin’ like
Hell, we might as well, well, whiskey
[Outro]
Well, whiskey
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Summary: Well Well Whiskey Lyrics by Dierks Bentley, tells the story of someone struggling with their old habit of drinking whiskey. Despite promising to quit, they keep getting pulled back in—especially on lonely Friday nights. The lyrics personify whiskey like an old flame—dangerous but familiar and tempting. The recurring theme is the internal conflict between knowing it's bad and still giving in for the comfort it brings, even if it means hitting rock bottom again.
Well Well Whiskey (MV)
Audio Credits
Artist : Dierks Bentley
Album : Broken Branches
Lyricist : Dierks Bentley, Jordan Reynolds, Seth Ennis, Devin Dawson
Music : Jon Randall