Another Idea

Chris Isaak

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#----------------------------------PLEASE NOTE---------------------------------# #This file is the author’s own work and represents their interpretation of the # #song. You may only use this file for private study scholarship or research. # #------------------------------------------------------------------------------## # Date: Fri 22 Nov 1996 14:50:19 -0600 > To: Subject: Another Idea By Chris Isaak Song Title: Another Idea Written By: Chris Isaak >From The CD: Silvertone Transcribbed On: B.C. Rich Warlock 6-String Electric This File Tabbed & Arranged By: J.P. Seneviratne ************************************************************************************************** Standard Tuning Rock/Pop Another Idea As Performed By: Chris Isaak & The Silvertones Intro. Chords:(Open Chords)------- (Palm Mute)--- Verse 1: She never sleeps at night she’s quiet but she dreams. Her mind is racing she plans she plots she schemes. Another idea. Verse 2: She takes apart the past and re-writes all her lines. She’s tried to win him back a hundred different times She’s got another idea. Chrous: She keeps waiting hoping he’ll come back some day She’ll leave me until she does I can say. Wait please don’t go I’ve got another idea. Verse 3: No fun to be the one that love is praticed on Why should I leave her she wouldn’t know I’ve gone I’ve got another idea. Chrous: I’ll keep waiting hoping she’ll love me someday She’ll want me until she does I can say. Wait please don’t go (Am-Em progression until fade) I’ve got another idea. Solo:Part of this is also played under the intro. chords |--------------------------|------------------------|------------------------------| |--------------------------|------------------------|------------------------------| |--9-11-12-9---9-11-12s16--|--9-11-12---9-11-12s18--|--17-19--12-15--17-19--12-15--| |--------------------------|------------------------|------------------------------| |--------------------------|------------------------|------------------------------| |--------------------------|------------------------|------------------------------| |------------------------------|--19------------19------------| |------------------------------|-----19--15-17-----19--15-17--| |--17-19--12-15--17-19--12-15--|------------------------------| Fade Out |------------------------------|------------------------------| |------------------------------|------------------------------| |------------------------------|------------------------------| ************************************************************************************************ Sendy any Suggestions Corrections Fan Mail Etc... To: /\/\/\/\/\Never Do Today what You Can Put Off Til’ Tomorrow/\/\/\/\/\ \/\/\/\/\/*************************************************\/\/\/\/\/ ************************************************************************************************ This file originated from "SilverTone Records" At The Unoffical Chris Isaak & Silvertone Homepage: http://fly.hiwaay.net/~mdlatham/isaak.html

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Cette chanson évoque les tourments d’un cœur aimant qui attend désespérément le retour de son partenaire. Elle parle d'une femme qui, bien qu'elle semble silencieuse, est en proie à une tempête d'idées et de souvenirs. Elle repense sans cesse à leur passé, essayant de nombreuses stratégies pour raviver leur amour, tout en laissant son actuel compagnon dans l'incertitude. Ce dernier, conscient de sa lutte intérieure, espère secrètement qu'elle finira par lui ouvrir son cœur. Dans ce contexte, le morceau illustre la complexité des émotions humaines, mêlant espoir et désespoir, désir et abandon. Cette dynamique relationnelle nous rappelle que l’amour peut souvent être un chemin semé d’embûches et de réflexions profondes.

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