ON THE SIDE ON THE ROAD and GETTING DOWN!

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Hello, I would like to know the exact meaning of these expressions (in capital letters): 'We'd be walking on these dark country roads at night (there in Arkansas) and all of a sudden this music would seem to come out of nowhere, out of them spooky-looking trees that everybody said ghosts lived in. Anyway, WE`D BE ON THE SIDE OF THE ROAD.(...) And I remember a man and a woman singing and talking about getting DOWN!.'(...) 'That back-road FUNK kind of thing, that southern, rural sound and rhytm.'
Thanks in advance, Jo.

Marius Hancu · Accepted Answer

see 6 here:
http://www.answers.com/topic/get-down

also, see especially 2 here:
http://www.urbandictionary.com/define.php?term=get+down

Goodman · Answer

AnonymousHello, I would like to know the exact meaning of these expressions (in capital letters): 'We'd be walking on these dark country roads at night (there in Arkansas) and all of a sudden this music would seem to come out of nowhere, out of them spooky-looking trees that everybody said ghosts lived in. Anyway, WE`D BE ON THE SIDE OF THE ROAD.(...) And I remember a man and a woman singing and talking about getting DOWN!.'(...) 'That back-road FUNK kind of thing, that southern, rural sound and rhytm.' Thanks in advance, Jo.

Hi Anonymous,

Based on the context of your thread, "get down" has the connotation of the slang which could mean the following:

Get down: American slang 1) to party 2) to have *** 3) to dance

ON THE SIDE ON THE ROAD and GETTING DOWN!

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