Up to No Good Livin

Chris Stapleton

Ce chant est à 4 accords magiques! Il est montré ici dans la transposition originale: en le jouant avec des capo ou en le transposant, vous pouvez le ramener à Am, F, C, G.

Transposer:

Wish I could come home from workin' And not have her checking my breath I'm tired of her turning her questions Into the Gettysburg Address There's no reason why she shouldn't trust me The fact that she don't makes me mad Can't count all the times that I've begged her Honey just let my past be the past I used to drink like a fish and run like a dog Done a whole lotta shit not permitted by law People called me the Picasso of painting the town I've finally grown up I've finally changed And that someone I was Is somebody I ain't But she finds it hard to believe that she's turned me around You know I'll probably die before I live all my Up to no good livin' down Gave up on bringing her flowers That just kept making things worse I ain't been guilty of nothing But being the man she deserves I used to drink like a fish and run like a dog Done a whole lotta shit not permitted by law People called me the Picasso of painting the town I've finally grown up I've finally changed And that someone I was Is somebody I ain't But she finds it hard to believe that she's turned me around You know I'll probably die before I live all my Up to no good livin' down I used to cuss like a sailor and howl at the moon I woke up some mornings with I-don't-know-who But I never dreamed back then I'd have to pay for it now You know I'll probably die before I live all my Up to no good livin' down Yeah I'd hate to die before I live all my Up to no good livin' down

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La chanson parle d'un homme qui lutte avec son passé et la méfiance de sa partenaire. Malgré ses efforts pour être un bon compagnon, il ressent la pression de son ancienne vie marquée par des excès et des comportements répréhensibles. Il exprime sa frustration face au fait qu'elle ait du mal à lui faire confiance, bien qu'il ait radicalement changé. Ses souvenirs d'une vie d'errance ressurgissent, et il se rend bien compte que, malgré ses progrès, il doit encore composer avec les conséquences de ses actes passés. Le contexte évoque souvent les difficultés de bâtir une relation solide après avoir vécu des périodes tumultueuses. Cela met en lumière l'importance de la rédemption et de la confiance dans une relation amoureuse.

Le Chansonnier