And as I went to the window to pull the blind down - and the rollers on the blind were rolling a bit (makes noise) - there was this blood-curdling yell right outside the window. I was staying all alone in my house, so I said, 'Well, enough of this, I'll just go to bed.' So I walked down the dark hallway into my bedroom - there was no light on. I had on the black shoes and black stockings and a black dress and it was very late at night and I got very superstitious. So I took them home and tried them on I was all dressed in black. I'm going to treat myself to something.' And I went into a store and bought a pair of black leather shoes from Greece that were beautifully crafted they had thick heels, and they looked like witch's shoes - they had big bows on the front.
I'm going to get myself really together, all prepared, all patched up.' After I came home from the dentist, it was such a drag having that drill in my mouth all day, that I said, 'OK, now I'm going to cool myself out. I had been sick for a long time, and it was the first day I was well, and I said to myself, 'Now then I'm really going to take good care of myself' that afternoon I had gone to the dentist - first day I was out of bed I said, 'Now I'm going to get my teeth worked on.
Well, that's the two temptations of this crazy cat that came to my door. Joni talks about the song in an interview with the Ann Arbor Argus in 1969: When I woke in the weary morning, Lord, he was gone
When I woke in the weary morning he was gone "I don't want you in here," said the keeper of the innīut when I woke in the weary morning he was gone "You can't come in here" said the keeper of the inn
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