Waterloo

Abba

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Intro : My my at Waterloo Napoleon did surender Oh yeah and I have met my destiny quite a similar way The history book on the shelf is always repeating itself Waterloo I was defeated, you won the war Waterloo promise to love you for evermore Waterloo couldn't escape if I wanted you Waterloo knowing my fate is to be with you Wa Wa Wa Wa Waterloo finaly facing my Waterloo My my I tried to hold you back but you were stronger Oh yeah and now it seems my only chance is givin'up the fight And how could I ever refuse I feel like I win when I lose Waterloo - I was defeated, you won the war Waterloo - promise to love you for ever more Waterloo - couldn't escape if I wanted to Waterloo - knowing my fate is to be with you So how could I ever refuse I feel like I win when I lose Waterloo - I was defeated, you won the war Waterloo - promise to love you for ever more Waterloo - couldn't escape if I wanted to Waterloo - knowing my fate is to be with you Waterloo - finally facing my waterloo

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Cette chanson évoque le sentiment de défaite amoureuse, comparant les épreuves sentimentales à la bataille de Waterloo. Le narrateur admet qu'il a été vaincu dans une lutte pour l'amour, réalisant que ses efforts pour résister sont vains et que son destin est de rester avec cette personne. Malgré la douleur de cette défaite, il ressent une certaine forme de réconfort en acceptant son sort, comme si perdre lui apportait une victoire inattendue. L’histoire de Waterloo, symbole d’un tournant historique, sert ici de métaphore pour exprimer des luttes internes et des compromis dans une relation amoureuse. C'est un mélange de lutte personnelle et de résignation à un amour inéluctable.

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