[at-l] Oak tree you're in my way - lyrics meaning

[Point North]

Or maybe both meanings are correct.  I can see Ronnie Van Zandt tearing down a 120-old-oak which gets revenge by jumping in front of his car a week later.

Felix J <athiker at smithville.net> wrote:

           Point North wrote:
    
Whiskey bottles, brand new cars, oak tree you're in my way.
  Then, I thought that with the drug references, it referred to an oak tree jumping in front of his car.  
  
 I always assumed it was a drunk driver hitting an oak tree...
 

 
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