Casual Party

Band of Horses

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Intro Main: e|-------------------| B|-------------------| G|---13---11---10----| D|-------------------| x4 A|---11---9----8-----| E|-------------------| verse 1 Talking television at the casual party Here?s some brand new friends to get you started off So start it off Since Ben got that he?s a sociopath Only playing games don?t be distracted oh It?s all of nothing all or nothing So you really got something to lose It?s coming around as it did before Gettin? your attention but where?s the door oh I can?t locate it where?s it located? I got plenty to live for Blind faith it don?t sit right You got rage wound so tight I wanna leave best get out of the way Blind faith don?t sit right You?re full of rage wound so tight I?m gonna leave best get out of the way verse 2 Awful conversation at the casual party The job the babble on the recreational hobbies oh oh-oh-oh No it never stops Kids and the dog a freshly mowed lawn Retirement plans for a mountain home oh Been arrested lived in Texas My God I?m gonna leave it with you Blind faith don?t sit right You got rage wound so tight I better leave best get out of the way Blind faith don?t sit right You?re full of rage wound so tight I?m gonna leave best get out of the way verse 3 Talking conversation at the casual party Awful television don?t get you started No no it never stops Children and dogs and manicured lawns All your future plans vacation homes I wanna go home

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La chanson évoque une ambiance de fête décontractée où les conversations tournent souvent à vide. Elle montre la superficialité des échanges, entre les banalités du quotidien et les sujets futiles. Le protagoniste ressent une certaine frustration face à ces dialogues, qui paraissent vides de sens. Malgré l'apparente légèreté de l'événement, une tension sous-jacente se fait sentir, révélant une lutte interne entre le désir d'évasion et les obligations des relations sociales. Cela traduit un besoin de profondeur et de véritable connexion, tout en illustrant le dilemme de vouloir fuir un environnement devenu trop étouffant.

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