You Got My Letter

Boz Scaggs

Transposer:

YOU GOT MY LETTER D A 1. You got my letter but you must not read your mail. D A You got my letter baby but you must not read your mail. E D (F#m in other verses) Well I?m a happy man if I can get to you D A And I?m a sad man if I fail. 2. ?Should?ve known better than to leave it to the postal line. ?Should?ve known better baby baby.. I?m like a man running out of time. I laid my heart out in that envelope Now I?m layin? it on the line mm-mm. D9 A Chorus: Ooh-ooh-hoo-hoo Yes I?m laying it on the line mm mm. D E7 Ooh-ooh-hoo-hoo. And you could take a big load off my mind.. Hope you?re gonna read it now and give me some kind of sign. ?Don?t take too much to read it now ?don?t have to read between them lines To shine a little light on me and to take away this mystery. I need a reason to be here I need a reason to be. And you?re the reason so to me.. (don?t fail me now..) 3. SOLO (Ooh-ooh) I laid my heart out in that envelope Now I?m layin? it on the line mm-mm. Chorus: ?Know you?re gonna be here know you?re gonna be here soon. And make it so much better by the light of the big old moon. Send me some good news to take away these yearnin? blues. You give me reason to be here you give me reason to be. And you?re the reason for me.. (don?t fail me nowbaby..)

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Cette chanson évoque le sentiment d'attente et de désir, où le protagoniste espère que son message a bien été reçu et lu. Il exprime une vulnérabilité profonde, révélant son cœur à la personne qu'il aime tout en redoutant qu'elle ne réponde pas. Son bonheur dépend de la lecture de sa lettre, qui renferme ses émotions et ses souhaits. Le protagoniste se sent pressé par le temps et cherche des signes d'encouragement, espérant que ce geste pourra éclaircir le mystère de leur relation. Dans ce contexte, on ressent l'urgence de l'amour et la quête d'une connexion authentique. La lettre symbolise une tentative de communication sincère, et chaque mot est crucial pour lui. Avec un mélange de mélancolie et d'espoir, il attend impatiemment une réponse qui pourrait changer la donne.

Le Chansonnier