When The White Stripes pop up on Random Weekends, I never know what I’m going to get. It could be a hard-rocking amp buster, or something delicate like today’s Song of the Day.
This track was a Jack White solo song that kicked around for several years before finding a home on the band’s celebrated 2003 album Elephant. It’s one of the only White Stripes tracks not to feature both Jack and Meg.
You’ve got her in your pocket
And there’s no way out now
Put it in the safe and lock it
‘Cause it’s home sweet home
[Verse 1]
Nobody ever told you that it was the wrong way
To trick a woman, make her feel she did it her way
And you’ll be there if she ever feels blue
And you’ll be there when she finds someone new
What to do?
Well you know
[Chorus]
You keep her in your pocket
Where there’s no way out now
Put it in the safe and lock it
‘Cause it’s home sweet home
[Verse 2]
The smile on your face made her think she had the right one
And she thought she was sure by the way you two could have fun
But now she might leave like she’s threatened before
Grab hold of her fast before her feet leave the floor
And she’s out the door
‘Cause you want
[Chorus]
To keep her in your pocket
Where there’s no way out now
Put it in the safe and lock it
‘Cause it’s home sweet home
[Verse 3]
And in your own mind, you know you’re lucky just to know her
And in the beginning all you wanted was to show her
But now you’re scared, you think she’s running away
You search in your hand for something clever to say;
“Don’t go away”
‘Cause I want
[Chorus]
To keep you in my pocket
Where there’s no way out now
Put it in the safe and lock it
‘Cause it’s home sweet home
[Outro]
Home sweet home
Meet Me In Montauk 
I run hot and cold on Jack White and, by extension, the White Stripes. Sometimes I feel like I am somehow supposed to like his music more than I actually do.