My Life As A Duck

Charlie Winston

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Intro:           They laugh at me and my life     My life as a duck; G#m6                      D#sus2\F     But I don’t get worked up It’s my life as a duck      You may think this is funny;     You may think I had bad luck; Or did you think that I was stuck In my life as a duck? (Chorus) For all my life I’ve tried to hide     Adim     A#m D6\A The animal in me Now it’s time to open up And breath                   and breath                   G#m6                F    A#add9\F I don’t know where I am going Or from which place I have come. But as long as I am floating They don’t can be undone G#m6                  F    A#add9\F You must be thinking "what is he on?" But things are looking up I’ve started to believe in living My life as a duck For all my life I’ve tried to hide     Adim     A#m D6\A The animal in me Now it’s time to open up And breath                 and breath                  (The play goes on the same way as in the chorus ...) So listen! I know everything about you Your father was a duck I know everything about you Your father was a duck I know everything about you Your father was a duck I know everything about you Your father                 For all my life I’ve tried to hide The animal in me Now it’s time to open up and breathe.

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La chanson aborde le thème de l'acceptation de soi et de la libération des normes sociales. Le narrateur fait face aux moqueries concernant sa façon de vivre, qu’il assimile à celle d’un canard, mais il choisit de ne pas se laisser abattre. Au lieu de se cacher, il décide d'accepter son identité et d’embrasser sa nature animal, exprimant ainsi le désir de vivre authentiquement. Le contexte peut être vu comme une réflexion sur le besoin de se libérer du jugement des autres et de s'accepter tel que l’on est, même si cela peut sembler bizarre aux yeux des autres. C'est un message de courage et de renouveau, incitant à trouver sa voie, peu importe les obstacles.