Sneakin’ In Loretta Lynn
"Sneakin’ In" by Loretta Lynn, released in 1973, is a country song that explores themes of love and infidelity, depicting a secret romance. The lyrics convey a sense of longing and excitement in sneaking around. Unique elements include Lynn's emotive storytelling and traditional instrumentation. The song reflects the complexities of relationships in rural culture. #Country
It's now three o'clock in the morning
The doorknob turns and you tiptoe to bed
You think you're sneakin' in, you should know better
I know exactly what goes on inside your head
You've been with the boys, so you'll tell me
It's a lie because I know right where you've been
I followed you tonight and watched you kiss her
Don't be so quiet 'cause you're not sneakin' in
Next time you're sneakin' in, ring the doorbell
'Cause I won't be here to see the shape you're in
I've been losin' lots of sleep over nothin'
And I'm tired of hearin' nothin' sneakin' in
And I'm tired of hearin' nothin' sneakin' in
The doorknob turns and you tiptoe to bed
You think you're sneakin' in, you should know better
I know exactly what goes on inside your head
You've been with the boys, so you'll tell me
It's a lie because I know right where you've been
I followed you tonight and watched you kiss her
Don't be so quiet 'cause you're not sneakin' in
Next time you're sneakin' in, ring the doorbell
'Cause I won't be here to see the shape you're in
I've been losin' lots of sleep over nothin'
And I'm tired of hearin' nothin' sneakin' in
And I'm tired of hearin' nothin' sneakin' in
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