Heart Hotels

Dan Fogelberg

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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. # #------------------------------------------------------------------------------# Song: HEARTS HOTEL Artist: Dan Fogelberg Chords by: Louie A. Ebojo Email: Tuning: EADGBe Chords: Fmaj7 x87555 FM7 xx3210 Dm7 x57565 D7/F# 2x0212 D/C x3x232 C x32010 or X35553 C9 x35533 CM7 x35453 CM7/G 335453 Legend: the sign (*) means an abrupt change in chord. Intro: /; (2x) Well there’s too many windows In this old hotel And rooms filled with reckless pride. And the walls have grown sturdy And the halls have grown well But there is nobody living inside Nobody living inside. (1st verse chords) Gonna pull in the shutters On this heart of mine Roll up the carpets and Pull in the blinds And retreat to the chambers That I left behind In hopes there still May be love left to find Still may be love left to find. Interlude: -/--/-; (2x) (1st verse chords) Seek inspiration in daily affairs Now your soul is in trouble And requires repairs And the voices you hear At the top of the stairs Are only echoes of unanswered pray’rs (Interlude) Echoes of unanswered pray’rs. Solo: (Do 1st verse chords) (Repeat 1st Verse) Outro: (Fade) (Interlude Chord Pattern) Ooh… ooh…

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La chanson évoque le sentiment de solitude et de nostalgie, en utilisant la métaphore d'un vieil hôtel aux fenêtres nombreuses, symbolisant la multitude de souvenirs et d'émotions non résolus. L'artiste parle de la fermeture des volets de son cœur, cherchant à se retirer dans un espace intérieur où il espère retrouver l'amour qu'il a perdu, tout en reconnaissant que son âme est en quête de réparation. Le contexte nous plonge dans une réflexion intime et introspective, où l'auteur fait face à des échos de prières qui restent sans réponse. C'est une exploration de la vulnérabilité humaine, marquée par un désir de renouveau et de connexion malgré les blessures du passé.

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