Plain Jane

Bobby Darin

Ce chant est à 4 accords magiques! Il est montré ici dans la transposition originale: en le jouant avec des capo ou en le transposant, vous pouvez le ramener à Am, F, C, G.

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Plain Jane:Bobby Darin. #38 in 1959. (Capo 1st fret.) #1. My plain Jane never wears no lipstick or paint. You know she’ll never try to be what she ain’t. Come early in the morning you can hear the fellas call. Plain Jane won’t you come out tonight so we can have a ball..Help me now. CHORUS: Plain Jane won’t you come out tonight come out tonight..come out tonight. Plain Jane won’t you come out tonight.. spend some time with me. #2. Her mouth’s a little too wide and her nose a wee bit long. And when you take a good look at her her shape seems all wrong. But she got this certain something that’s so hard to define. And I wish that little something was mine all mine all mine. CHORUS: Plain Jane won’t you come out tonight come out tonight..come out tonight. Plain Jane won’t you come out tonight.. spend some time with me. (INTERLUDE:SAX:) #3. I used to go with glamour girls to worship day and night. But Plain Jane’s got a cotton dress and it don’t fit her right. I could never never tell you why I love her like I do. But if you took her out for one fine night you’d feel the same way I do. Watch it now.. CHORUS: Plain Jane won’t you come out tonight come out tonight..come out tonight. Plain Jane won’t you come out tonight.. spend some time with me. OUTRO: I say spend some time with me..wooooo Plain Jane. I love her just the same..oooh Plain Jane...(Fade.) A fifties smash from Kraziekhat.

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La chanson évoque une jeune femme, simple et sans artifice, qui ne cherche pas à se conformer aux standards de beauté. L’auteur exprime son affection pour elle précisément parce qu’elle est authentique, malgré les imperfections qu’il mentionne. Il la compare à des filles plus glamours qu'il a fréquentées mais souligne que c'est Plain Jane, avec sa simplicité, qui a capturé son cœur. Il lui demande de sortir avec lui, désireux de passer du temps ensemble pour approfondir leur connexion. Dans le contexte des années 1950, où les normes de beauté étaient souvent très strictes, cette chanson célèbre l'authenticité et la beauté intérieure, contrastant les clichés de glamour avec l'attrait d'une personnalité sincère.

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