Forcefield

Beck

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[Intro] |       |      |       |      |  x2 [Verse 1] Forcefield There’s a force field (Stand outside with the suitcase) Around my neck And it stands just where I’ve sat (Walk around all the while) And the stance I took on that (Look at the people driving that backwards) Leaves that forcefield (with no particular style) Around My neck [Chorus] Don’t let it get near you Don’t let it get too close (And the stance I took on that) Don’t let it turn you into (Leaves a forcefield around my neck) The things you hate the most [Verse 2] Roll out your silver dollar coffins Roll out your buckskin gloves Tell them anything they want to And sound comes from above [Chorus] Don’t let it get near you Don’t let it get too close (And the stance I took on that) Don’t let it turn you into (Leaves a forcefield around my neck) The things you hate the most [Interlude] |       |      |       |      |  x2 [Chorus] Don’t let it get near you Don’t let it get too close (And the stance I took on that) Don’t let it turn you into (Leaves a forcefield around my neck) The things you hate the most [Interlude] |      |      |      |      | [Verse 3] There’s a forcefield around my neck And it stands just where I’ve sat And the stance I took on that Leaves a forcefield around my neck There’s a forcefield around my neck And it stands just where I’ve sat And the stance I took on that Leaves a forcefield around my neck [Outro] |      |      |      |      |  x2

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Cette chanson évoque un sentiment d'isolement et de protection, symbolisé par une sorte de champ de force qui entoure le protagoniste. Il exprime une inquiétude face aux influences extérieures qui pourraient le transformer en quelque chose qu'il déteste. En se tenant à distance, il cherche à préserver son identité et à ne pas céder aux pressions de son environnement. Dans une certaine mesure, les paroles reflètent les luttes intérieures de quelqu'un qui ressent le poids des attentes et des jugements. Le personnage se débat avec ses propres démons tout en tentant de naviguer à travers les tumultes de la vie moderne.