This Evening So Soon

Bob Dylan

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INTRO Tell old Bill when he comes home this morning Tell old Bill when he comes home this evening Tell old Bill when he comes home To leave them downtown gals alone This morning this evening so soon Ol Sal was a-baking bread this morning Ol Sal was a-baking bread this evening Ol Sal was a-baking bread When she found out that her Bill was dead This morning this evening so soon She said oh no that can?t be so this morning = LINK see above Oh no that can?t be so this evening Oh no that can?t be so My Bill left home about an hour ago This morning this evening so soon SOLO (harp) /uu>E u>Dmu> They brought Bill home in a hurry-up wagon this morning = LINK They brought Bill home in a hurry-up wagon this evening Well you know they brought Bill home in a hurry-up wagon His arms like lead his feet were dragging This morning this evening so soon So soon So soon So soon So soon SOLO /uu>E /uu>E Tell old Bill when he comes home this morning Tell old Bill when he comes home this evening Tell old Bill when he comes home He better leave them downtown gals alone This morning this evening so soon So soon So soon So soon

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Dans cette chanson, on raconte l'histoire d'une femme, Sal, qui s'inquiète pour son compagnon, Bill. Elle lui demande de rester éloigné des autres femmes en ville, alors qu'elle s'affaire à la boulangerie. Malheureusement, la tragédie frappe lorsqu'elle apprend que Bill est décédé. Les paroles évoquent cette montée de peine et d'impuissance face à la perte d'un être cher, mettant en relief la douceur de la vie quotidienne qui se heurte à un drame inattendu. Le contraste entre le début de la journée et son issue tragique souligne les fragilités de la vie. Les répétitions soulignent cette fatalité qui s'installe rapidement et de manière inexorable.

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