Not the Girl You Think You Are

Crowded House

Transposer:

You're not the girl you think you are, no no They're not his shoes under your bed, yeah yeah He'll take you places in his car That you won't forget, no, ah, ah, ah All the people that you know, yeah Will turn their heads as you go by, mm, mm But you'll be hard to recognise With the top down and the wind blowing, blowing He won't deceive you but tell you the truth Woman, he'll be no trouble He won't write you letters full of excuses Come on, I believe you have one in a million You're not the girl you think you are, yeah There's someone standing in your place The bathroom mirror makes you look tall But it's all in your head, in your head He won't deceive you but tell you the truth Woman, he'll be no trouble He won't write you letters full of excuses Come on, I believe you have one in a million (Instrumental) : He won't deceive you but tell you the truth Come on, I believe you have one You're not the girl you think you are, Mm, mm I believe you have one You're not the girl you think you are I believe you have one You're not the girl you think you are …

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La chanson évoque une femme qui semble ne pas être consciente de sa véritable nature ou de son potentiel. Elle est entraînée dans une illusion, entourée de faux-semblants, pensant à tort qu'elle est celle qu'elle prétend être. Un homme dans sa vie lui promet honnêteté et sincérité, sans complications ni mensonges, ce qui contraste avec les attentes qu'elle pourrait avoir. Dans un contexte plus large, cette pièce aborde des thèmes d'identité et d'authenticité. Elle souligne l'importance de se connaître soi-même et de reconnaître qu'on peut parfois se laisser emporter par des conceptions erronées, tant sur soi-même que sur les relations. Cela invite à une réflexion sur qui nous sommes réellement, loin des apparences et des attentes des autres.

Le Chansonnier