Gimme A Pigfoot lyrics

Does anyone know who hannah brown in this song refers to?

Also it is "send me gate, i don't care". Gate was an expression like "man"or "brother". Etc. See louis jordan lyrics. - he uses it quite a bit on his songs.

Hi again. Another correction, i am afraid. It is "full of corn" (corn whisky)-not "coin"
it is rythm not rhyme. It is reefer (not "reaper")- "give me a reefer and a gang of gin"
hope this helps

The 1920’s, also known as the flapper era, shows that this is how women felt, they wanted to be like men, but in their own way, they wanted to drink, smoke, party, and do everything that regular women didn’t do. They didn’t want to sit home all day cook, clean and take care of the children, they wanted to overachieve and stand out. And that’s why to me this song shows that hannah brown, the women in the song just wants to enjoy the night. She wants to drink and party, and be an individual who didn’t care about how others felt, she just wanted to have fun. “blame me cause i'm full of gin”, “send me again. I don't care”, “i feel just like i wanna clown”; all these phrases show that the type of women hanna brown was, this shows that she was a flapper and not just an ordinary women. “gimme a pigfoot and a bottle of beer. Send me again. I don't care. I feel just like i wanna clown. Give the piano player a drink because he's bringing me down! He's gotta rhyme, yeah! When he stomps his feet. He sends me right off to sleep. ” this phrase to me means that when hannah after receiving her some money she wanted enjoy it with food and beer; thus she goes to a diner where a piano player is playing, and he is bringing her down with his sad songs, and she doesn’t like it because she wants to have fun.