Wine After Whiskey

Carrie Underwood

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Wine After Whiskey by Carrie Underwood (Carrie Underwood Dave Berg Tom Shapiro) Album: Blown Away Track 13 2012 Standard Tuning Capo on the 1st fret Chords: Am: x02210 Em: x22000 F: 133211 or x33211 C: x32010 G: 320033 or 320003 [Intro] x4 [Verse] Once upon a time our world was on fire and I loved to watch it burn Wild and reckless never any limits guess I had a lot to learn ’Cuz fire turns to ambers ambers to ashes that blow away too soon Now everything after you is like having [Chorus] Wine after whiskey It went from do anything for you babe to you don’t even miss me Once you’ve tasted a love that strong you can’t go back And you can’t settle on anything less And that’s what gets me It’s like having wiiiiiiiiiine After whiskey [Verse] Looking back I guess it’s really for the best Still you’re something that I crave Even though I know it was right to let you go You’re a habit hard to break I got used to being high and nothing that I try seems good enough right now It’s all so watered down like having [Chorus] Wine after whiskey It went from do anything for you babe to you don’t even miss me Once you’ve tasted a love that strong you can’t go back And you can’t settle on anything less And that’s what gets me It’s like having wiiiiiiiiiine After Whiskey Once you’ve tasted a love that strong you can’t go back And you can’t settle on anything less And that’s what gets me It’s like having wiiiiiiiiiine It’s like having wiiiiiiiiiine After Whiskey [Outro] x2 End on Am

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Cette chanson évoque la nostalgie d’un amour intense, marquant un avant et un après. Elle parle de la difficulté de passer à autre chose après avoir goûté à une passion si forte qu’elle en devient inégalable. L’artiste exprime son sentiment de vide et de frustration face à l'absence de cet amour, en comparant les nouvelles expériences amoureuses à un vin qui ne peut rivaliser avec le whisky qui l’a précédé. Le contexte pourrait être celui d'une rupture où l'on réalise que, malgré les raisons qui ont conduit à cette séparation, il reste un désir persistant pour ce qui a été. Cela souligne la lutte entre l’acceptation d’un choix nécessaire et le souvenir d’une connexion profondément satisfaisante.

Le Chansonnier