This House Is Not For Sale

Bon Jovi

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Intro: (x4) Verse These four walls have got a story to tell (Oh-oh oh-oh...!) The door is off the hinges there’s no wishing them well (Oh-oh oh-oh...!) Outside the sky is coal black the streets are on fire The picture windows cracked and there’s no where to run I know I know this house is not for sale I set each stone and I hammered each nail This house is not for sale When every memory is lived and my dreams all fail This house is not for sale Coming home Verse Swirl my spike into the ground and I stake my claim (Oh-oh oh-oh...!) Standing on the dirt where they’ll dig my grave (Oh-oh oh-oh...!) Now I built these walls it’s in my veins No time for lookin’ back the world is out the door This heart this soul this house is not for sale I set each stone and I hammered each nail This house is not for sale When every memory is lived and my dreams all fail This house is not for sale Coming home I’m coming home Bridge This house was built on trust That’s what it is it always was No wrecking ball could knock it down This house was built on higher ground Solo (x4) Break (x2) I set each stone and I hammered each nail This house is not for sale When every memory is lived and my dreams all fail This house is not for sale Coming home I’m coming home Coming home I’m coming home Coming home I’m coming home Coming home I’m coming home

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Cette chanson évoque l'idée de l'attachement profond à un foyer, qui représente non seulement des murs, mais aussi des souvenirs et des émotions. Le protagoniste déclare avec force que cette maison, symbole de sa vie et de ses expériences, n'est pas à vendre. Peu importe les difficultés et les épreuves traversées, il reste ancré à cet endroit qu’il a construit pierre après pierre, liant ainsi son identité à cet espace tangible. Le contexte peut également être compris comme une métaphore de la résilience face aux obstacles. Les murs sont décrits comme ayant une histoire, et malgré les tempêtes de la vie, il serait impensable de renoncer à cet héritage. La maison devient alors un vrai sanctuaire, une ancre dans un monde en chaos.

Le Chansonnier