How's My World Treatin' You?

Billy Ray Cyrus

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Intro: () () () () () This is just a () business call () It won’t take no () time at all () If she don’t wanna () talk that’s fine () Tell her that I got those () papers signed () I’m sure that she’ll be () glad to know () This thing is finally coming () to a close () That was really all I () had to say () But since we’re talkin’ () hey by the way () How’s my world () treatin’ you () Are you happy there () in my shoes () While I’ve got you () on my phone () Tell me does she make you () feel at home () You’ve got everything I () hate to lose () Is she makin’ all your () dreams come true Oh () tell me () how’s my world treatin’ () you () () () () She used to treat me () like a king () Oh she was my () everything () You took my castle and you () stole my crown () You walked in and turned my () world around () How’s my world () treatin’ you () Are you happy there () in my shoes () While I’ve got you () on my phone () Tell me does she make you () feel at home () You’ve got everything I () hate to lose () Is she makin’ all your () dreams come true Oh () tell me () how’s my world treatin’ () you () () () () () () () () How’s my world () treatin’ you () Are you happy there () in my shoes () While I’ve got you () on my phone () Tell me does she make you () feel at home () You’ve got everything I () hate to lose () Is she makin’ all your () dreams come true Oh () tell me () Oh () tell me () how’s my world treatin’ () you Fade out...

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Cette chanson aborde les sentiments d'un homme qui, lors d'un appel professionnel, n'oublie pas de s'enquérir des nouvelles de son ancienne partenaire. Il se demande si elle est heureuse dans sa nouvelle vie, si elle prend soin d'elle et si elle comble ses rêves. Les pensées du protagoniste oscillent entre nostalgie et un certain chagrin, car il réalise qu'il a perdu quelqu'un qui comptait beaucoup pour lui. Le contexte met en lumière une séparation et une réflexion sur ce que l'on a perdu. L'homme semble toujours attaché à cette relation pour laquelle il éprouve encore des sentiments, tout en tentant de comprendre comment sa vie a évolué depuis leur rupture. C'est un mélange de regret et de curiosité quant au bonheur de l'autre, ce qui rend la situation d'autant plus touchante.

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