Annies Going To Sing Her Song

Bob Dylan

Transposer:

VERSE What’s your hurry? Just watch this This is one you mustn’t miss: Annie’s going to sing her song | | % | Called ?Take Me Back Again? VERSE A drink for me a drink for you You’re going to need a drink or two: Annie’s going to sing that song | | % | Called ?Take Me Back Again? MIDDLE 8 You never heard it sung before I hear it twice a month or more Complete with tears and sheepish grins It on-ly lacks the vi-o - lins VERSE The tune goes flat from time to time The lyric sometimes it fails to rhyme But Annie’s going to sing her song | | % | Called ?Take Me Back Again? SOLO | | | | | | | | | | VERSE Sometimes it lasts the whole night long Depends on how long she’s been gone I sit and look as hard as nails She knows the damn thing ne - ver fails VERSE Take the bottle fill your cup Don’t miss the part where I fold up Annie’s going to sing her song Called ?Take Me Back Again? SOLO | | | | | | | | | | (song fades out here) VERSE It isn’t Annie’s only tune The other I’ll be hearing soon Next week tomorrow or today She sings it when she goes a - way VERSE Take the bottle fill your cup Don’t miss the part where I fold up Annie’s going to sing her song Called ?Take Me Back Again? Come on Annie sing your song Called ?Take Me Back Again?

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La chanson évoque un moment de convivialité où l'attente d'Annie qui interprète une chanson particulière crée une ambiance nostalgique. Les vers évoquent l’idée que cette chanson est un rituel, un souvenir partagé entre amis, ponctué de quelques verres pour se donner du courage. Les paroles soulignent que, même si la mélodie peut parfois être imparfaite et les paroles incomplètes, c'est l'émotion et le lien humain qui comptent davantage. Chaque performance est un mélange de tristesse et de joie, reliant les moments passés aux présents. C'est une célébration de la musique en tant que moyen de prendre du recul sur des souvenirs et de renforcer les liens avec ceux qui nous entourent.

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