What Would I Change It To

Avicii

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[Intro] # [Verse 1] Steady yourself even tough you know that you’re fallin’ Maybe you’re fallin’ but you’re still alive Ready yourself that’s quite enough of your bawlin’ ’Cause baby you’re bawling but you’ll survive Oh oh-oh oh-oh-oh oh-oh-oh-oh [Pre-Chorus] Losing is only a sign It’s only a sign that you really tried really tried Losing is only a sign It’s only a sign that you really tried really tried [Chorus] Forever changing places with the same old me I’m wrecking up the cases of who I failed to be Why would I replace the sky? Why would I recreate that perfect blue? What would I change it to? Oh won’t you tell me? What would I change it to? Oh won’t you tell me? What would I change it to? [Post-Chorus] Oh oh-oh oh-oh-oh oh-oh-oh-oh Oh oh-oh oh-oh-oh oh-oh-oh-oh [Verse 2] You can copy and paste your head on a new body But that new body’s still made of flesh And cutting corners gets you where you’re going But how you get there is the real test [Pre-Chorus] Losing is only a sign It’s only a sign that you really tried really tried Losing is only a sign It’s only a sign that you really tried really tried [Chorus] Forever changing places with the same old me I’m wrecking up the cases of who I failed to be Why would I replace the sky? Why would I recreate that perfect blue? What would I change it to? Oh won’t you tell me? What would I change it to? Oh won’t you tell me? What would I change it to? [Post-Chorus] Oh oh-oh oh-oh-oh oh-oh-oh-oh Oh oh-oh oh-oh-oh oh-oh-oh-oh

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Cette chanson aborde la lutte intérieure que chacun peut ressentir face à ses échecs et à ses imperfections. Elle évoque la difficulté de se relever après une chute, tout en soulignant que perdre n’est qu’un signe de ce qu’on a tenté de réaliser. Au fond, il s’agit de rester fidèle à soi-même et d'accepter les aspects de sa vie qui nous façonnent. Le contexte est celui d’une quête d’identité et d’authenticité : malgré les tentations de vouloir changer qui nous sommes ou recréer un idéal, la chanson pose la question de l’acceptation de nos réalités. Cela nous amène à réfléchir sur ce que nous changerions si nous en avions la possibilité, tout en rappelant que c'est souvent notre authenticité qui fait notre force.

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