Toledo

Elvis Costello

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Artist(s) - Elvis Costello & Burt Bacharach Song - Toledo Album - Painted From Memory [1998] Music & Lyrics - Elvis Costello and Burt Bacharach Chord Shapes: Em/G      = xx5450          or 3x5450 F#m7      = 244220 Bm7       = x24232 Cadd9     = x32030 Aadd9     = x02420          or x07600 E5        = x79xxx C#m7      = x46454 B/A       = x04442 Emaj9/G#  = 47447x Fdim      = xx3434 D         = xx0232 Dm(maj7)  = xx0221 Dm6       = xx0201 [Intro] | /  /  /  / | /  /  /  / | /  /  /  / | /  /  /  / | [Verse 1]                                 All through the night you telephoned            Cadd9  I saw the light blinking red            Aadd9  Beside the cradle But you don’t know how far I’ve gone             Cadd9  Now I must live with the lie        Aadd9  That I made [Pre-Chorus]                              But if     I          call I know I won’t have to say it You’ll hear     my         voice - something is bound to betray it [Chorus]                                  Aadd9  But do people living in Toledo Know that their name hasn’t travelled very well? And does anybody in Ohio Dream of that Spanish citadel? Aadd9  But it’s no use saying that I love you And how that girl really didn’t mean a thing to me For if anyone should look into your eyes It’s not forgiveness that they’re going to see. [Post-Chorus]                              You hear... her voice - "How  could you do that?"  You hear... her voice - "How  could you do that?" [Instrumental]                            | /  /  /  / | /  /  /  / | /  /  /  / | /  /  /  / | [Verse 2]                                 So I walked outside in the bright               Cadd9  Sunshine and lovers pass by             Aadd9  Smiling and joking But they don’t know the fool I was                  Cadd9  Why should they care what was lost          Aadd9  What was broken? [Pre-Chorus]                              But if     I          call I know I won’t have to say it You’ll hear     my         voice - something is bound to betray it [Chorus]                                  Aadd9  But do people living in Toledo Know that their name hasn’t travelled very well? And does anybody in Ohio Dream of that Spanish citadel? Aadd9  But it’s no use saying that I love you And how that girl really didn’t mean a thing to me For if anyone should look into your eyes It’s not forgiveness that they’re going to see. [Outro]                                   Aadd9  But do people living in Toledo Know that their name hasn’t travelled very well? And does anybody in Ohio Dream of that Spanish citadel? Aadd9  But we still have Florence Alabama We don’t have Paris and we don’t have Rome Or New York or even Amsterdam Bm7                                         Aadd9  None of those lonely towns will be my home... [End]                                    

Du même artiste :

empty heart empty heart C, Fm/C, G, Am7, G/A, Am11, F, Dm7, Bbmaj7, G7/4, Cmaj7, Bm7, Em7, Emadd9, Am/D, Eb, Eb/G, G#, Cm7, Bb
empty heart empty heart D, A, Db, F#, G, Bm7, E, F, Bm, F#m, Em, A7
empty heart empty heart D, G, F, F#, Dm
empty heart empty heart Bm, G, D, Dbm7, Dbm, F#m7, F#m, F#7, A, E, Em, Gm7, Gm9, F, Gm
empty heart empty heart G, F, C, Bb, Am, D
empty heart empty heart G#, Cm, Eb7, Eb, Fm, F#, C7, Bbm, B, Db7, F#7, C, Db, Dbm, G#maj7
empty heart empty heart C, F, Dm, G, Am, B, Db, D, A, F#, Am7, Cm
empty heart empty heart G, Am, C, Em, Am7, B, Cm
empty heart empty heart E, Dbm, B, A, F#
empty heart empty heart C, Cmaj9, Dm7, Em7, F, Em, Fadd9, G9, G, Bbmaj7, Gm
Cette chanson évoque une relation amoureuse marquée par la trahison et la douleur, où le protagoniste lutte avec ses remords et ses sentiments contradictoires. Il se sent perdu dans ses mensonges et réalise que certains souvenirs sont indélébiles, malgré les sourires des couples heureux qui l'entourent. À travers des références à Toledo et à des villes emblématiques, le narrateur s'interroge sur la mémoire et la perception, se demandant si ces lieux sont réellement significatifs pour ceux qui y vivent. À la fin, il admet que, malgré toute sa peine, il se sent étrangement seul, même dans une foule.