Harper Valley P.T.A

Billy Ray Cyrus

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tabbed 7/4/05 INTRO: I wanna tell you all a story ’bout a Harper Valley widowed wife Who had a teenage daughter who attended Harper Valley Junior High Well her daughter came home one afternoon and didn’t even stop to play She said "Mom I got a note here from the Harper Valley P.T.A." Well the note said "Mrs. Johnson you’ve been wearing your dresses way too high It’s been reported you’ve been drinking and running ’round with men and goin’ wild And we don’t believe you oughta be bringin’ up your little girl this way" And it was signed by the secretary Harper Valley P.T.A.    SOLO Well it happened that the P.T.A. was gonna meet that very afternoon And they were sure surprised when Mrs. Johnson wore her mini skirt into the room And as she walked up to the blackboard I still recall the words she had to say She said I’d like to adress this meeting of the Harper Valley P.T.A. (key change to ) "Well there’s Bobby Taylor sittin’ there and 7 times he’s asked me for a date And Mrs. Taylor sure seems to use a lot of eyes whenever he’s away And Mr. Baker can you tell us why your secretary had to leave this town And shouldn’t old Widow Jones be told to keep her window shades all pulled completely down "Well Mr. Harper couldn’t be here ’cause he stayed too long at Kelly’s Bar again And if you smell Shirley Thompson’s breath you’ll find she’s had a litte nip of gin And then you have the nerve to tell me as a mother you think that I’m not fit Well this is just a Peyton Place and you’re all Harper Valley hypocrites"              No I wouldn’t put you on because it really did it happened just this way The day her mama socked it to the Harper Valley P.T.A. The day her mama socked it to the Harper Valley P.T.A. The day her mama socked it to the Harper Valley P.T.A.

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Cette chanson raconte l'histoire d'une mère veuve, Mrs. Johnson, dont la fille adolescente reçoit une note de l'association de parents d'élèves. Dans cette note, il lui est reproché son comportement jugé inapproprié, notamment la façon dont elle s'habille et ses prétendues fréquentations. Au lieu de se laisser intimider, elle décide de se rendre à la réunion de l'association, vêtue de manière provocante, pour dénoncer l'hypocrisie des membres qui, eux aussi, ont des comportements discutables. Elle met en lumière leurs propres travers, soulignant ainsi l'incohérence de leurs jugements à son égard. Le contexte évoque les attentes sociales et les jugements que subissent souvent les femmes, en particulier dans des communautés conservatrices. Bref, un véritable plaidoyer contre l'hypocrisie et pour la liberté d'être soi-même.