Kid Things

Counting Crows

Transposer:

Intro: D G What’s that that makes you want to be lonely? What’s that that keeps you sitting at home ? He’d always say no no no as if he wanted you to be hungry. Well the same things you’re missing could get you into something else. Better leave when to stay is only nothing but being alone. What I wanted you to know is Kid things seem like nothing at all. Kid things make it better than it was. Kid things seem like nothing at all. Kid things make it better than it was. Hey what you got that makes you wanna be lonely? Hey what you got that makes it a better way to be? She said no no no can’t get any lovin’ it’s a Sunday. I said oh yeah what makes you think I wanted it that way. ’Cause one and two more smiles from you and I don’t need anything else. What I wanted you to know is Kid things seem like nothing at all. Kid things make it better than it was. We’re just kids we spend all night on the phone It’s a kid thing but I sleep better when I’m not alone. And what I want right now Is just some more heart. Give me more! And what you think is you’re not getting any younger. What I know is that you’re not really very old. Well I know you wanna say no no no and it feels much better in the summer. Well if it isn’t warm where you’re sitting then Kitten come on in out of the cold. ’Cause all I know is that when I’m with you I don’t anything else. What I wanted you to know is Kid things seem like nothing at all And kid things make it better than it was We’re just kids we spend all night on the phone. It’s a kid thing so I sleep better when I?m not alone. Kid things seem like nothing at all And kid things make it better than it was. We’re just kids it’s just like driving a car. It’s a kid thing and the fool who’d rather come through and You are

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La chanson évoque des réflexions sur la solitude et les désirs d'être connecté aux autres, tout en suggérant que ce qui semble insignifiant peut en réalité apporter du réconfort. Elle parle de l'importance des petites choses, des moments simples entre amis, et de la nostalgie d'une enfance insouciante. Le protagoniste se rend compte que, malgré les doutes et les promesses de solitude, la présence d'une personne proche peut transformer cette solitude en un sentiment de plénitude. Il aborde aussi l'idée que grandir ne signifie pas forcément se sentir vieilli, mais plutôt appréhender les relations différemment avec le temps.

Le Chansonnier