Absolutely Sweet Marie

Bob Dylan

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Well, your railroadgate, you know I just can't jump it. Sometimes it gets so hard, you see. I'm just sitting here beating on my trumpet,        with all these promises you left for me. But where are you tonight, sweet Marie ? Well, I waited for you when I was half sick. Yes I waited for you when you hated me. Well, I waited for you inside of the frozen traffic      When you knew I had some other place to be. Now, where are you tonight, sweet Marie ? Well, anybody can be just like me, obviosly, But then, now again, not too many can be like you, fortunately. Well, six white horses that you did promise me Where finaly delivered down to the penitentiary. But to live outside the law, you must be honest.     I know you always say that you agree, But where are you tonight, sweet Marie ? Now, I been in jail when all my mail showed That a man can't give his address out to bad company, And now I stand here lookin'at your yellow railroad        In the ruins of your balcony, Wond'ring where are you tonight, sweet Marie ? Well I don't know how it happened,But the riverboat captain,he knows my fate But ev'rybody else, even yourself, they're just gonna have to wait. Well, I got the fever down in my pockets, The Persian drunkard, he follows me. Yes, I can take him to your house, but I can't unlock it.     You see, you forgot to leave me with the key. Oh, where are you tonight, sweet Marie ?

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La chanson dépeint le désespoir d'un homme qui attend une femme, Marie, qui semble inaccessible. Il évoque ses promesses, ses souffrances face à l'absence de celle qu'il aime et les contraintes qui l'entourent, comme une métaphore de ses propres luttes. Il se trouve coincé entre ses attentes et la réalité, explorant un sentiment de désillusion et de nostalgie tout en questionnant la loyauté et l'engagement. Le contexte de ses paroles pourrait refléter une période de troubles personnels, que ce soit au niveau émotionnel ou même légal. L’image de la prison et des promesses non tenues suggère une lutte plus large qui semble l’empêcher de retrouver l’amour et la paix intérieure.