Dixie Chicks: Sin Wagon Meaning
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Sin Wagon Lyrics
He pushed me 'round
now I'm drawin' the line
He lived his life
now I'm gonna go live mine
I'm sick on wastin' my time
Well now I've been good for way too long
Found my red dress and I'm gonna throw it on
'Bout to get too far...
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I think this song is basically about how the wife has done enough for her husband, and she's drawing the line. She's decided to just stop listening to him and go out and do her own thing. The Sin Wagon? Chyeah, we all know what that means.
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