Porno

Arcade Fire

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Intro -- verse 1 You take the makeup Off your eyes I’ve got to see you Hear your sacred sighs Before the breakup Comes the silence I’m talking to you You say you’re over it But I know... (--) I thought I knew you You thought you knew me But now that you do It’s not so easy now That I know... You can cry; I won’t go You can scream; I won’t go Every man that you know Would have run at the word go Little boys with their porno Oh I know they hurt you so They don’t know what we know Never know what we know (--) verse 2 And all your makeup Just take it off I’ve got to find you Before the line is lost I know I hurt you I won’t deny it When I reach for you You say "I’m over it" But I know... You can cry; I won’t go You can scream; I won’t go Every man that you know Would have run at the word go Little boys with their porno Oh I know they hurt you so They don’t know what I know It’s so little that we know But the cup it overflows Little boys with their porno But this is their world where can we go Makes me feel like something’s wrong with me Makes me feel like something’s wrong with me Could you see me? (--) Bridge You can cry; I won’t go You can scream; I won’t go Little boys with their porno Little boys with their porno Makes me feel like something’s wrong It’s the only world we know Yeah something’s wrong Little boys with their porno Outro And boys they learn Some selfish shit Until the girl Won’t put up with it. On and on and on we go I just have to know I’m not over it I’m not over it You say love is real Like a disease Come on tell me please I’m not over it I’m not over it. Wait... Closing piano riff E-4--2----7-| B-----------| G-----------| D-----------| A-----------| E-----------|

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La chanson parle d’une relation complexe et tumultueuse, où l’intimité et la douleur se croisent. L’interlocuteur semble vouloir déchiffrer les sentiments de l’autre, tout en reconnaissant ses propres erreurs. On ressent une tension entre la désillusion et le désir de rester présent pour soutenir l’autre, malgré les blessures passées. Il est question du poids des attentes et de la superficialité qui entoure certaines relations modernes, illustrée par la référence aux "petits garçons" et à leur vision étriquée de l’amour. Le contexte soulève des thèmes liés à la vulnérabilité émotionnelle, à la lutte pour maintenir une connexion authentique dans un monde souvent influencé par des stéréotypes et des attentes décevantes. Cette dynamique est renforcée par une introspection sur ce qui est réel dans l'amour et ce qui ne l'est pas, en cherchant à comprendre ce que signifie vraiment être ensemble.

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