Da Frame 2R

Arctic Monkeys

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[Intro] [Verse 1] e|-------------------| B|-------------------| G|-------------------| D|-----0-4-4-3---2-0-| x12 A|-2-2---------4-----| E|-------------------| 007 and Brucey Wayne Are shitting them sens because there’s another name Coming to claim what is his to claim Ten percent faster with a sturdier frame He’s certainly come into his own There’s one on his arm in every land that he roams And two consecutive nights alone Are a thing of the past as he has recently shown [Chorus] They said he looks so handsome stood not dancing Drawing you in like it’s boring to him It’s a war you can’t win and the first and the last Are two things you’ll never be my darling e|-------------------| B|-------------------| G|-------------------| D|-----0-4-4-3---2-0-| x12 A|-2-2---------4-----| E|-------------------| [Verse 2] begins with e|-------------------| B|-------------------| G|-------------------| D|--0-2-4-2-0--------| A|------------2-0-2--| E|-------------------| Another roll around and another push and shove Further away from the idea of love And his conclusion it must be good Or when the penny has dropped with an incredible thud Forgot to kick the tin He knows where she’s going but don’t know where she’s been And as opposed to the other thing He’ll worry about it when it’s trouble he’s in [Chorus] They said he looks so handsome stood not dancing Drawing you in like it’s boring to him It’s a war you can’t win and the first and the last Are two things you’ll never be my darling (Two things you’ll never be my darling) Two things you will never be my darling (Two things you’ll never be my darling) [Outro] Well he sneered and sniffed and spat at my chat up-lines Not to feel like a twat at times it’s hard But not for this kid not when they come to you e|-------------------| B|-------------------| G|-------------------| D|-----0-4-4-3---2-0-| x4 A|-2-2---------4-----| E|-------------------|

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Cette chanson évoque un personnage charismatique, à la fois séduisant et sûr de lui, qui semble vivre une vie pleine de conquêtes, mais qui, paradoxalement, s’éloigne de l’idée de l’amour véritable. Au fil des strophes, on comprend qu'il se concentre sur des plaisirs éphémères, tandis qu'il laisse derrière lui des relations authentiques. Il est conscient des reproches que les autres lui font, mais il avance avec une certaine indifférence, comme s'il savait qu'il est inaccessibile. Le contexte semble tourner autour des rencontres et des relations superficielles dans un monde moderne souvent empreint de cynisme. La femme qu'il fréquente est un mystère pour lui, ce qui renforce l'idée qu'il jongle avec ses émotions sans vraiment s'engager. La tension entre la recherche de l'amour et la réalité d'une existence faite de rencontres éphémères crée une atmosphère à la fois intrigante et mélancolique.

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