I Get Along Without You Very Well

Barry Manilow

Transposer:

Introdução: I get along without you very well of course I do Except when soft rains fall and drip from leaves then I recall The thrill of being sheltered in your arms of course I do But I get along without you very well I’ve for - got - ten you just like I should of course I have Except to hear your name or someone’s laugh that is the same But I’ve forgotten you just like I should What a guy! What a fool am I To think my breaking heart could kid the moon What’s in store? Should I ’phone once more No it’s best that I stick to my tune I get along without you very well of course I do Except perhaps in spring...but I should never think of spring For that would surely break my heart in two

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La chanson explore le sentiment contradictoire d'un cœur brisé qui tente de se reconstruire après une séparation. Le narrateur affirme qu'il peut s'en sortir sans l'autre, mais il est touché par des souvenirs qui resurgissent, notamment lors de moments doux comme la pluie ou le printemps. Malgré des efforts pour avancer, certaines évocations lui rappellent encore l'intensité de l'amour perdu, révélant son incapacité à vraiment oublier. Le contexte se situe probablement après une rupture amoureuse, où le narrateur essaie de se convaincre qu'il a réussi à tourner la page, tout en étant constamment confronté à des rappels de son ancienne relation qui ravivent des émotions douloureuses.

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