Two Car Garage

B.J. Thomas

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Intro: I used to be Mr. Free tall dark and cool I did a solo act made up my own rules The you came along and changed my point of view Oh baby what am I gonna do Just look at me looking at you I can’t believe the things I’m looking forward to Would you believe I’m thinking about a Two car garage and a two story house And a couple of kids we can drag about Give me a two-tone Chevrolet and too many bills to pay And your two arms to make me happy living that way I used to play such a game of hide and seek I’d go looking for love then hide if it saw me You could find me with my friends hanging out on the street Now they’re wondering where I could be Well it’s Saturday night and it’s just you and me Snuggled up on the couch just watching TV Would you believe I’m thinking about a Two car garage and a two story house And a couple of kids we can drag about Give me a two-tone Chevrolet and too many bills to pay And your two arms to make me happy living that way If we don’t get to Paris it won’t break our heart We’ll just pack up the kids and go to Yellowstone Park I want two car garage and a two story house And a couple of kids we can drag about Give me a two-tone Chevrolet and too many bills to pay And your two arms to make me happy living that way All I want is you baby and your sweet love All I want is you baby and a two car garage All I want is you baby and a two story house...

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Songs

A, B, E, A/E, B/Eb, Dbm, G#m

That's What Friends Are For

B, E, F#, D, A, G, F#7

Still The Lovin' Is Fun

F, Cm7, F7, Bbmaj7, Am7, G#7, Gm7, C7, G7, Dm7, D7, Bb, G, Cmaj7, Bm7, Em7, E7, C

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

Brown Eyed Woman

Eb, Gm, G#, Fm, Bb7, Bb, Cm

Are We Losing Touch

D, A, F#m, Em7, Bm, G, Em, Dmaj7, Am, Db, Dbmaj7, G#, F#, A7

Help Me Make It (to My Rockin' Chair)

D, C, G, Bm, Em, E, Am, B, A

Raindrops Keep Falling on my Head

C, G, F, Cmaj7, C7, Em, A7, Dm7, G7, F/G, Fmaj7

Would They Love Him Down In Shreveport

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

What A Difference You've Made

Bb, C7, Eb, F, Dm7, Gm, Cm, F7, D7, Cm7

Cette chanson évoque la transformation d'un homme libre et insouciant en un homme qui aspire à une vie plus stable et familiale. Au fil du temps, il comprend qu'il souhaite vraiment fonder une famille, avoir une maison avec un garage pour deux voitures et profiter des plaisirs simples de la vie avec sa partenaire. Il décrit ses désirs de quotidien, de voyages simples en famille et d'une existence tranquille, tout en se débarrassant de son ancienne vie de quête superficielle. Dans un contexte plus large, cela illustre bien l’évolution des priorités dans une relation amoureuse, où l'expérience et le désir de construire quelque chose de durable prennent le pas sur des plaisirs éphémères. C'est une célébration du bonheur simple et des rêves partagés.

Le Chansonnier