What I Miss Most

Calum Scott

Ce chant est à 4 accords magiques! Il est montré ici dans la transposition originale: en le jouant avec des capo ou en le transposant, vous pouvez le ramener à Am, F, C, G.

Transposer:

It must have been a year since I was thrown across an ocean far from home And I was making oceans Riding in between the highs and lows Woah, when awake in the morning I You is the first on my mind Maybe what I miss most It wasn't made of steel and stones And maybe what I miss most It wasn't born of skin and bone Under the sun, up on the waves Under three climbs when I'm far away Maybe what I miss most And maybe you'll never know And maybe you'll never know And maybe you'll never know Life beyond the window I'm jealous of the way the black bird flies Free among the people Those quarter million stories pass me by Woah, I awake in the moonlight I You is the last on my mind Maybe what I miss most It wasn't made of steel and stones And maybe what I miss most It wasn't born of skin and bone Under the sun, up on the waves Under three climbs when I'm far away Maybe what I miss most And maybe you'll never know And maybe you'll never know And maybe you'll never know I remember on the table All those faces, where did they go? I imagine how it looks like When I'm not there I remember, every summer But now that years are, just a number There's no backroots Time is faster with everything I've left behind And maybe what I miss most It wasn't made of steel and stones And maybe what I miss most It wasn't born of skin and bone Cause under the sun, up on the waves Under three climbs and I'm far away Maybe what I miss most And maybe you'll never know And maybe you'll never know And maybe you'll never know

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Cette chanson évoque la nostalgie et l'absence, à travers le regard d'une personne qui se retrouve éloignée de ses proches. Il parle d'un sentiment d'isolement et de perte, où les souvenirs d'êtres chers deviennent plus précieux que les choses matérielles. L'artiste se remémore des instants passés, des visages familiers, tout en exprimant le désespoir de ne pas pouvoir partager ces moments avec ceux qu'il aime. Le contexte général semble tourner autour de l'expatriation ou de la séparation, où l'individu ressent un grand vide, malgré la beauté du monde qui l'entoure. Il évoque également cette liberté que d’autres vivent, symbolisée par l’oiseau noir, qui contraste avec ses propres chaînes émotionnelles. En fin de compte, il souligne le fait que ce qui lui manque le plus n’est pas tangible, mais bel et bien ancré dans ses relations humaines.

Le Chansonnier