Satin Pillows

Bobby Vinton

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Satin Pillows:Bobby Vinton. Album - More Of Bobby’s Greatest Hits - on EPIC Records in 1966. Single hit #23 on BB Hot 100 on EPIC Records in 1965. INTRO: CHORUS: Satin pillows to cry on..satin pillows to cry on. You’ve got nothing else to rely on..(Satin pillows to cry on.) #1. You gave up the most precious thing in life. You turned from love to be a rich man’s wife. The man you married is colder than all his gold. You’re something he bought to keep from growing old. CHORUS: Now you’ve got satin pillows to cry on..satin pillows to cry on. You’ve got nothing else to rely on..(Satin pillows to cry on.) #2. And you’ve got fancy dresses and big cars..diamonds that outshine the brightest stars. But diamonds can’t replace the love we knew. They won’t keep you warm like my arms used to do. CHORUS: Now you’ve got satin pillows to cry on..satin pillows to cry on. You’ve got nothing else to rely on..satin pillows to cry on. OUTRO: Satin pillows to cry on..(Fade.) A sixties smash from Kraziekhat.

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G7, C, C/B, Am7, Am7/G, Dm7, C7, F, G, D, D7, E7, A7

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A9, D9, D7, G7, G9, C, Am7, Dm7, G, G6, Gm6, A7, Em7, G7/13, Am, G/F#, Bb9

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C, F, G

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Bm, Bm7/A, Eb6, Em7, A4/7, A7, D, F#m7, Am, B7, C, F#, Bm7, G, A, Bb, Eb, Gm7, Bbm7, C7, Fm7, Db, G7, Cm, Cm7/Bb, E6, A#4/7, Bb7

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Db, Ebm, G#7, Bbm, G#, A7, D, Bm, A, Em

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Am, Dm, E7, F, Dm7, C, F7, C/B

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C, Fm, Cm, G, G7, D, Bb, Eb, Dm

Cette chanson évoque la tristesse d’une femme qui a fait des choix difficiles, échangeant l'amour véritable contre une vie de richesse. Bien que son mariage lui apporte des biens matériels, elle se rend compte que ces possessions ne remplissent pas le vide affectif laissé par l'amour perdu. Elle se retrouve donc seule, pleurant sur des coussins de satin, symbole de son luxe, mais aussi de sa solitude. Dans ce contexte des années 60, la chanson reflète les préoccupations de l'époque sur l'amour, le succès matériel et l'importance des relations humaines. Les paroles mettent en lumière le paradoxe de la richesse matérielle, qui, malgré son éclat, ne peut jamais remplacer les liens affectifs profonds.

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