"Just One Drink" - Jack White & The Peacocks [Lyrics + SoundCloud Audio Stream]

Today, Jack White has released the third single from his upcoming Lazaretto album, "Just One Drink," featuring his all-female backing band The Peacocks. Listen to the official SoundCloud audio stream above. The song is true to Jack White's country fried blues persona, with stomping drums, violin, and honky tonk piano accompanying electric and acoustic guitars. It's worth mentioning that the female vocalist is The Peacocks' Ruby Amanfu, who also played prominently on the song "Love Interruption" from Jack White's 2012 debut solo album Blunderbuss.

Jack White "One More Drink" Lyrics

You drink water
I drink gasoline
One of us is happy
One of us is mean
I love you
But honey, why don't you love me?
Yeah, well, I love you
But honey, why don't you love me?

Just one drink gets me closer
Just one drink, it rolls you over
But then I start to think you're growing colder
The older and older, I am

Well, I watch TV
You watch the ceiling
And when you turn over
I get a funny feeling
I should grab my rock and rye
And pop the top until my baby comes clean
Yeah, I should grab my rock and rye
And pop the top until my baby comes clean

Well, just one sip and then you showed me
You bust your lip, I want spottieottie
So, c'mon take one trip if you wanna know me
And put a fork in the road with me
Alright

Just one drink gets me closer
Just one drink, it rolls you over
But then I start to think you're growing colder
The older and older, I am

You drink water
I drink gasoline
One of us is happy
One of us is mean
I love you
But honey, why don't you love me?
Yeah, well, I love you
But honey, why don't you love me?

Yeah, I love you
Honey, why don't you love me?
I love you
Honey, why don't you love me?
Oh!

Lazaretto is due out on June 10th. It is available for pre-order on Amazon. Check out the first two singles, "High Ball Stepper" and "Lazaretto," right here on Zumic.

For Jack White's latest music, news, and tour dates, check out his Zumic artist page.

Source: Third Man Records SoundCloud
Via: Rolling Stone