Free Bird / Devil Named Music

Chris Stapleton

Transposer:

If I leave here tomorrow Would you still remember me? For I must be travelling on now Cos there's too many places I must see If I stay here with you girl Things just couldn't be the same Cos I'm as free as a bird now And this bird you cannot change And this bird you cannot change And this bird you cannot change Lord knows I can't change We drove all night to Billings Montana Flew into Utah slept there all day And I can't remember stopping in Denver Yeah I live my illusion that somebody needs me to play And sometimes I'm drunk and sometimes I'm stoned And yes I get tired of being alone And I miss my son and I miss my wife But the devil named music is taking my life Now I sold my soul a long time ago I put it in a six string and a sad melody I'm sometimes a winner most times a loser If the crowd gets into it it'll all feel the same way to me And sometimes I'm drunk and sometimes I'm stoned And yes I get tired of being alone And I miss my daughter and I miss my wife But the devil named music is taking my life And sometimes I'm drunk and sometimes I'm stoned And yes I get tired of being alone And I miss my son and I miss my wife But the devil named music is taking my life And sometimes I'm drunk and sometimes I'm stoned And yes I get tired of being alone And I miss my daughter and I miss my wife But the devil named music is taking my life

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Bb, Gm, Dm, F, Eb, D, C, Bb7, F#, G#, Db, Dbm, B

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D, F, G

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G, F, C, D

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G, Em, C, D, F#, Bm

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D, A, G, G#, E

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D, C, G, A, F

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D, Bm7, B, B7sus2, Em7, A, G

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D, G

Drunkards Prayer

Em, Bm, A, G, F#m

Minimum Wage

E, A, B, F#

La chanson évoque le dilemme d'un homme tiraillé entre sa passion pour la musique et son besoin d’un lien familial. Il exprime un désir de liberté et de découverte, tout en réalisant que cette quête le pousse à s’éloigner de ses proches. Bien que la musique lui apporte une certaine satisfaction, elle semble aussi représenter une lutte intérieure, car il se sent parfois perdu et isolé à cause de cette dévotion. Au fil de ses voyages, il ressent un mélange de nostalgie et de regret pour les moments manqués avec sa famille, ce qui met en lumière le prix à payer pour poursuivre ses rêves. C'est une réflexion sur les sacrifices liés à la passion, où la liberté et la solitude se côtoient, tout en laissant entrevoir l'idée que certaines choses ne peuvent être changées.

Le Chansonnier