Goin Home To Mary Lou

Neil Sedaka

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Goin’ Home To Mary Lou:Neil Sedaka. Recorded in 1959..DNC. INTRO: Ding dong ding dong click clack a chugga chugga.. ding dong ding dong do. Ding dong ding dong click clack a chugga chug.. I’m going home to Mary Lou. #1. Down at the station early in the mornin’ waitin’ for the six-o-two. To carry me back to Tennessee..to the arms of Mary Lou. #2. Ring that bell and blow that whistle cause I want the world to know.. I’m headin’ home to my honeycomb.. I really miss her so. CHORUS: Ding dong ding dong click clack a chugga chugga.. ding dong ding dong do. Ding dong ding dong click clack a chugga chug.. I’m going home to Mary Lou. (INTERLUDE:SAX:) C G7 #3. Spin those wheels and let’s get a-goin’.. keep a-movin’ down the line. Each mile we do brings me closer to that sweet little gal of mine. CHORUS: Ding dong ding dong click clack a chugga chugga.. ding dong ding dong do. Ding dong ding dong click clack a chugga chug.. I’m going home to Mary Lou. CHORUS: Hey now sir.. Ding dong ding dong click clack a chugga chugga.. ding dong ding dong do. Ding dong ding dong click clack a chugga chug.. I’m going home to Mary Lou. OUTRO: I’m going home to Mary Lou..(x4) (Fade.) A fifties smash from Kraziekhat.

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Cette chanson évoque le retour d'un homme qui rêve de retrouver l'amour de sa vie, Mary Lou. Il se trouve à la gare, impatient d'embarquer pour un voyage qui le ramène près d'elle. Tout au long du parcours, il exprime son désir de la retrouver et le bonheur qui l’attend au bout de la ligne. Les sonorités évoquent le mouvement du train, symbolisant à la fois le voyage et le désir ardent de retrouver une âme sœur. C'est une déclaration simple et sincère d'amour et de nostalgie.

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