What Have You Got To Lose

Carole King

Transposer:

Intro verse 1 Yes I know you’ve loved and lost And you’ve been figurin’ up the cost Of your last your saddest goodbye. I’mgoing to stay right here with you. So if you’re looking for somethin’ new All you have to do is choose What have you got to lose? riff (gcdc) verse 2 I’m gonna stay right here with you Yes it shows you need a change And you’ve been feelin’ very strange ’bout the Things that made you feel so good before. And I’ve been feelin’ blue ’Cause I’m so much in love with you And all you’d have to do is try something new What have you got to lose? riff (gcdc) Bridge And when you’re ready let me know Come to me come let your river flow When you’re ready oh... give me a sign It’s time you stepped back out in the sunshine riff (gcdc) Outro Wouldn’t you like to wake up and find Me every morning on your mind Oh come on don’t be shy Come on you don’t have to hide Come on and get me What have you got to lose? Come on and get me What have you got to lose? Come on and get me Come on and get me What have you got to lose? Fade Out

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La chanson évoque l'idée de surmonter la douleur d'une rupture amoureuse et d'oser envisager un nouveau départ. Elle invite à laisser derrière soi le poids des pertes passées et à s'ouvrir à de nouvelles expériences. Le message central est celui de l'encouragement à prendre des risques, à essayer quelque chose de différent, sans crainte de l'échec. Dans un contexte de relations humaines, elle résonne particulièrement lorsqu’on traverse des moments difficiles et qu'on hésite à s'engager de nouveau. C'est une promesse de soutien et d'amour, une main tendue à celui ou celle qui doute, soulignant l'importance de la rédemption et de la lumière après l'obscurité.

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