Heartbreak On The 101

Band of Horses

Transposer:

Did you think that I’d just slowly start to fade You could steal my livelihood and send me on my way I know it’s old but I was caught out in the rain So I rested under a bridge And I made some new friends And I wept and I wept. Did you really think that I’d just stand in line Wait around for you until whatever time you’d like And I took the pieces of a broken heart And I had no choice. Heartbreak on the 1-0-1 Heartbreak on the 1-0-1 I’m over it. You leave me more damaged everyday You took my entire world and threw it all away It’s cold outside I need a place to lay So I rest beneath the bridge with the friends that I made. - Couldn’t really think that I’d just stand aside Take up something new or start another life Look at the pieces of a broken heart And see what you can do. Heartbreak on the 1-0-1 Heartbreak on the 1-0-1 I’m over it. You can’t think that I’d just slowly fade away You can put me on the sidewalk with a suitcase I know it’s over and it sounds a bit cliche But I want you back so bad - leave the pieces where they lay I pray for your return There’s no sight I’m sleeping with my one eye open just in case you might And though nothing ever works it’s just a waste of time I can’t seem to get it right Heartbreak on the 1-0-1 Everybody’s watching come take a look Heartbreak on the 1-0-1 Everybody watch everybody look Heartbreak on the 1-0-1 Heartbreak on the 1-0-1 heartbreak on the 1-0-1.

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Cette chanson évoque une douleur profonde liée à une rupture amoureuse, mettant en lumière la difficulté de guérir après une séparation. Le narrateur se sent abandonné, et malgré les éclats de son cœur brisé, il refuse de se laisser aller, affirmant qu’il n’attendra pas passivement le retour de l’être aimé. Sous un pont, il trouve réconfort auprès de nouveaux amis et exprime sa tristesse tout en cherchant à avancer, bien que l'ombre de son ancienne relation continue de le hanter. Le contexte semble illustrer un voyage émotionnel, où l'auteur traverse des moments de vulnérabilité tout en essayant de reconstruire sa vie. Les routes, symboliques de son état d'esprit, deviennent le théâtre de sa résilience face au chagrin. C'est une exploration de la solitude, de la perte, mais aussi d'un désir de renaissance.

Le Chansonnier