Look Inside America

Blur

Transposer:

Good morning lethargy Drink Pepsi it’s good for energy The bath’s on smoke in the bedroom Sore throat and on my neck a nasty bruise And where it came from well I don’t know But we played last night it was a good show Got to play a second rate chat show A nationwide deal so we gotta go Chuck from the Company says it’ll be alright Got an ad on KROQ and there’s an in-store tonight Well I build things up never let them go Got to get time share on the radio Look inside America She’s alright she’s alright Sitting out in the distance But I’m not trying to make her mine Looking for America With its kooky nights and its suicides TV says its alright Cos everybody’s hung up on something or other Stepping off in twenty so the driver says I should sleep tonight but I think I’ll watch videos instead Annie Hall leaves New York in the end Press rewind and Woody gets her back again And the whole world could have passed through me But I don’t know that it means much to me look inside america She’s alright she’s alright Sitting out in the distance But I’m not trying to make her mine Looking for America With its kooky nights and its suicides TV says its alright Cos everybody’s strung out on something or other E |---------------------------------------------------| B |---------------------------------------------------| G |---5--4--4--4--4--4--4\-2-/6--6--6--6--6--6--6--6--| D |---------------------------------------------------| A |---------------------------------------------------| E |---------------------------------------------------| E |---7--5--3---5--3--0---/3--------------| B |------------------------------1--3--5^-| G |---------------------------0-----------| D |---------------------------------------| A |---------------------------------------| E |---------------------------------------| E |---------------------------------------------------| B |---------------------------------------------------| G |---5--4--4--4--4--4--4\-2-/6--6--6--6--6--6--6--6--| D |---------------------------------------------------| A |---------------------------------------------------| E |---------------------------------------------------| E |---7-----------------5-----5-----5--------5-----5-----5----| B |------------------3-----3-----3-----3--------3-----3-------| G |------2-----2--2-------------------------------------------| D |-----------------------------------------------------------| A |-----------------------------------------------------------| E |-----------------------------------------------------------| E |---7-----0-----0--3-----3--3--3-----------3--3--3------3\-2--| B |----------------------------------------------------------3--| G |------2-----0--------0-----------0--0--0-----------0------2--| D |-------------------------------------------------------------| A |-------------------------------------------------------------| E |-------------------------------------------------------------| And the whole world could have passed through me But I don’t know that it means much to me ( ) (3x) ( )

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Cette chanson évoque des sentiments de désenchantement et de confusion au sein d'une société moderne, où le protagoniste se débat avec sa propre lethargie. Il parle de l'énergie que l'on tente de trouver dans des habitudes superficielles, comme boire des sodas, tout en se heurtant à des réalités plus sombres, telles que la tristesse ambiante et les suicides. Les références à des éléments de la culture américaine, comme la télévision et le cinéma, montrent une volonté de se distraire et de chercher quelque chose de plus profond dans ce qui apparaît en surface. Le contexte se situe dans une période de quête personnelle au cœur d'une société qui semble parfois vaciller, où l'individu s'interroge sur sa place et son identité. À travers des moments de nostalgie pour des expériences passées, la chanson dépeint un tableau de l'Amérique pleine de contradictions, évoquant à la fois la légèreté et le poids du monde qui l'entoure.

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