No Miracle No Dazzle

Blue Rodeo

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#----------------------------------PLEASE NOTE---------------------------------# #This file is the author’s own work and represents their interpretation of the # #song. You may only use this file for private study scholarship or research. # #------------------------------------------------------------------------------# From: Kevin Frederick Cumming [] Sent: Friday January 23 1998 2:53 PM To: Subject: CRD: b/blue_rodeo/no_miracle_no_dazzle.crd adjustments have been made to include the chords for the second verse No Miracle No Dazzle by: Blue Rodeo >From the CD: Tremolo written by: Keelor/Cuddy/McAdorey/Cripps transcribed by Kevin Cumming NOTE: Play with capo on the second fret for chords illustrated What’s so obvious now was just as obvious then What the whole world already knew I was the last to admit I guess I’m a fool but I just can’t stand the pain And I’d rather hide in this empty hope Than to go through all that shit again Chorus: You say that we don’t live together we just share the same house Funny how you took the words right out of my mouth No miracle no dazzle my tongue is tied And at this point there ain’t much difference Between the leaving and the left behind I still remember when you tried to be discreet I thought I was going crazy but it was just you lying through your teeth Now you don’t even bother yeah there’s no need to pretend You don’t make up those stupid answers anymore When I ask you where you’ve been Chorus repeat Em and D till fade CHORDS: G 320033 C x32010 D xx0323 A x02220 Bm x24432 Em 022000

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Cette chanson évoque la douleur d’une relation qui s’effrite, où l'on réalise lentement que ce qui semblait évident a été ignoré trop longtemps. Le narrateur se sent piégé entre l'espoir et la réalité, préférant se cacher derrière une façade plutôt que d'affronter la souffrance du passé. Les échanges entre les deux partenaires deviennent de plus en plus superficiels, soulignant l’éloignement émotionnel et l'impossibilité de véritable communication. Dans un contexte de désillusion amoureuse, les paroles reflètent la lutte intérieure de celui qui sait qu'il doit faire face à la vérité, mais qui est retenu par le désir de préserver un semblant d'illusion. C’est une illustration poignante des défis de l'amour et des attentes non satisfaites qui peuvent en découler.

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