1976

Alan Jackson

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:

Intro: Rocky burned up the movie screen and I was turnin seventeen Tie-dyed shirts and Levis jean lookin cool at the Dairy Queen Tryin to impress a young woman in her Sunday dress Chorus: And that was 1976 didn’t know who I was yet A pretty little blonde haired girl stole my heart and changed my world Two kids and a moonlit sky a little love on a Friday night Built a fire that just wont quit that was 1976 Solo: My high school days I packed away set my sights on a bigger stage Jimmy Carter moved to DC a Georgia boy just like me Life seemed easy nothin much that we needed Chorus That was 1976 didn’t know who I was yet A pretty little blonde haired girl stole my heart and changed my world Two kids and a moonlit sky a little love on a Friday night Built a fire that just wont quit that was 1976 Interlude: Eight track tapes were still in style and Elvis was still alive Wonder Woman sure looked fine Bionic Man was still Prime Time And that girl I liked we kept on tryin till we got it right Chorus And that was 1976 didn’t know who I was yet A pretty little blonde haired girl stole my heart and changed my world Two kids and a moonlit sky a little love on a Friday night Built a fire that just wont quit that was 1976 Yeah that was 1976 didn’t know who we were yet Built a fire that just wont quit and that was 1976 We built a fire that just wont quit that was 1976

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G, C2, D, C

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E, A, B7

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C, F, G

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E, A, B, G, Bm, d, a

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Db, F#, G#, D, G, A

Anywhere On Earth You Are

F, C, Dm, G, Em, Am

Flaws

C, Am, F, G, Dm, Em, E, G7

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D, E, A, G

Drive For Daddy Gene

G, D, C, Em, Am

Amarillo

F, C, G, C/G, D2, E3

La chanson évoque des souvenirs nostalgiques de l'année 1976, marqués par l’insouciance de l’adolescence et les premiers émois amoureux. Le narrateur se remémore ses 17 ans, sa passion naissante pour une jeune fille blonde et les moments simples mais précieux qu'ils ont partagés, comme des rendez-vous sous un ciel étoilé. À l'époque, la vie semblait plus facile, avec des souvenirs d'une époque où la technologie était plus simple et où des personnages emblématiques du petit écran régnaient. L'ambiance est empreinte de douceur et de nostalgie, nous plongeant dans une période où tout semblait possible, et où l'amour prenait une place centrale, illustré par des moments de complicité. Il s'agit d'une belle réflexion sur la jeunesse et les souvenirs qui façonnent notre vie.

Le Chansonnier