Songs

B.J. Thomas

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Intro: People I don’t understand them Never can I never could The more I get to know The less I think I should They don’t mean the things they say Or say the things they mean You got to try and find the message Somewhere in between But songs are such good things They never change their tune They fill up lonesome evenings And empty afternoons Songs make such easy friends All you do is sing along And you can’t stay a stranger to a song Everyone seems to be moving Moving up or moving on Just when you try to touch them That when you find they’re gone We pass through each others lives Then fade into the past You just don’t know who to believe in No one seems to last But songs are such good things They never change their tune They fill up lonesome evenings And empty afternoons Songs make such easy friends All you do is sing along And you can’t stay a stranger to a song Old songs new songs Bright songs blue songs Sweet songs soul songs Good rock and roll Songs make such easy friends All you do is sing along And you can’t stay a stranger to a song...

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I Can't Help It (If I'm Still In Love With You)

F, Bb, C7, F7, Gm

Would They Love Him Down In Shreveport

G, G7, C, D7, Em, Am, D, Bb, A

Sweet Cherry Wine

Bbm, Fm, Bmaj7, G#7, Db, G#, F#, Ebm, Bbm7, Fm7, Cm7, Db7, B, Dbm, Dbmaj7

Don't Worry Baby

C, Am, Dm7, G, Bb, F, Eb, Cm, G7, D, A, Em, F#m, B7, E, Dbm, B

Some Love Songs Never Die

A, D, E7, Bm7, G#m, F#m, B7, E, Dbm

When Christmas Comes This Year

C, G, Am, Em, F, Dm7, C7, G7, Em7, Fm, G#, Eb, Bb, Cm, Db, F#, Ebm7, Db7, F#m, Bbm, Ebm

Rock And Roll Lullaby

G, C, Am, D

The Eyes Of A New York Woman

A, D, E, Dbm, F#m, G, C, Am, B, F#, Ebm, G#m

Play Me A Little Travelling Music

F, Bb, A, Dm, G, C, D, B, Em

The Worst That Could Happen

Eb7, G#, Bbm7, Fm, Cm, Db, E, Dbm, Emaj7, Amaj7, B7, B, Ebm, Em, Dbm7, F#7

Cette chanson évoque la complexité des relations humaines et l’incompréhension qui peut en découler. Elle soulève l’idée que les gens ne communiquent pas toujours ce qu’ils ressentent réellement, ce qui rend difficile de les comprendre. Cependant, elle met en avant les chansons comme une source de réconfort et d’amitié. Contrairement aux relations humaines souvent éphémères et instables, les chansons demeurent fidèles, apportant chaleur et compagnie durant les moments de solitude. Le contexte de cette œuvre nous rappelle que, dans un monde en constante évolution, il est parfois difficile de tisser des liens durables. Cependant, la musique nous offre une ancre, une manière de nous connecter, même temporairement, à quelque chose de vrai et d’inébranlable. C’est un hommage à la puissance des mélodies qui nous accompagnent à travers les hauts et les bas de la vie.

Le Chansonnier