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And as for meaning, it may be anything related to disappointment — with someone’s behavior, actions, or words — or being angry because of anything, or stressed, or offended, or anything else of this kind. Also, could possibly represent a woman in her period. Or just any moment where she’s really angry.
Really?
Back in Bromford, a child will smack your face
Back in Bromford, a child will smack your face
Babies crying for liquor and all the birds sing bass
Bromford people are bad, bad as they can be
Bromford people are bad as they can be
They use gunpowder just to sweeten their tea
Down in Bromford, they'll all shoot quick and straight
Down in Bromford, they all shoot quick and straight
The bullet'll get you if you start dodging too late
Back in Bromford, you can't keep a man in jail
Back in Bromford, you can't keep a man in jail, no
If the jury finds him guilty, the judge will throw their bail
Ooh, I had a man in Bromford, sweetest man in town
Oh, I had a man in Bromford, the sweetest man in town
But then he met a city gal and he throwed me
Down, down, down, down, down, down, down
And I'm bound for Bromford, me and my razor and my gun
Lord, I'm bound for Bromford, me and my razor and my gun
I'm gonna shoot him if he stands still and cut him if he runs
Got the devil in my soul and I'm full of bad booze
Got the devil in my soul and I'm full of bad booze
I'm out here for trouble, baby, I've got the Bromford blues
Bromford people are bad, bad as they can be
Bromford people are bad as they can be
I'm out here for trouble with the Bromford blues in me