Cant Catch Me

Avicii

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Capo on 1st fret Chords: e|---0---2----3---0---x---| B|---0---3----3---1---3---| G|---0---2----4---0---2---| D|---2---4----5---2---0---| A|---2--(5)---5---3---0---| E|---0---2----3---x---x---| [Intro] | |/ | | /#| | |/ | | | [Verse 1] Papa he was gone tryna make a dime Mama kept us warm when there was no sunshine I was busy building up a reputation Did a lot of things out of desperation Back up on my feet got the motivation Now I found my faith and a good vibration | |/ | | /#| | |/ | | | [Pre-Chorus] Search for you lover creation When you’re feeling down in this place just replace them Keep a vision on the one you’ve been chasing When the time comes we’ll run to the station We’ve been laced with the powers of creation So when the sun sets you bet you must face them Remember when we were running ’cross the nation We were living for the here and now [Chorus] You can’t catch me I’ll be gone by the time they come You can’t catch me The war is already won Even though the children have sold their guns We must remember the fallen ones Remember the fallen ones Solo related to Capo e|---------------------------------------------------3-------2---------------| B|-----3-------3-------3---3---5-----3-------3-------------------3-----------| G|---4-----2p0-----2h4-------------4---4-2-0---4-2-0-------------------------| |---------------------------------------------------------------------------| |---------------------------------------------------------------------------| |---------------------------------------------------------------------------| B|-----3-------5-------3---3---3-----3-------3-------3-----------3-----------| G|---4-----2p0-----2h4-------------4---4-2-0---4-2-0---------0---------------| |---------------------------------------------------------------------------| |---------------------------------------------------------------------------| |---------------------------------------------------------------------------| [Verse 2] Raised in the capital of Port-au-Prince Born with them pillars and them tenements Papa used to run from the immigration When we got to the United Station A teen under pressure had to blend in Before the guitar I had to back in | |/ | | /#| | |/ | | | [Pre-Chorus] Thanks for you lover creation When you’re feeling down in this place just replace them Keep a vision on the one you’ve been chasing When the time comes we’ll run to the station We’ve been laced with the powers of creation So when the sun sets you bet you must face them Remember when we were running ’cross the nation We were living for the here and now [Chorus] You can’t catch me I’ll be gone by the time they come You can’t catch me The war is already won Even though the children have sold their guns We must remember the fallen ones Remember the fallen ones ************************************ | x Dead note | (n) Ghost note | h Hammer-on | p Pull-off ************************************

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La chanson évoque le parcours d'une personne qui a dû faire face à de nombreuses épreuves, allant de l'absence d'un père cherchant à subvenir aux besoins de la famille à la lutte pour bâtir une réputation. Malgré les difficultés et la pression, elle réussit finalement à se relever et à retrouver la foi, exprimant ainsi l'importance de l'espoir et de la persévérance. Elle souligne aussi l'idée que même lorsque le passé et les pertes pèsent sur nous, il est essentiel de garder en mémoire ceux qui ont souffert et d’embrasser l’avenir avec une attitude positive. En parlant des origines à Port-au-Prince, elle fait allusion à des défis liés à l'immigration et à l'identité, tout en rappelant que malgré les adversités, il existe une force créatrice que chacun peut puiser en soi. L'idée centrale tourne autour d’une course vers la liberté, renforçant le message que, peu importe les obstacles, il est possible de s'élever et de poursuivre ses rêves.

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