Boss Of Me

David Bowie

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Intro: (2x) Tell me when you’re sad I’m gonna make it cool again I know you’re feeling bad Tell me when you’re cool again Who’d have ever thought of it Who’d have ever dreamed That a small town girl like you Would be the boss of me We fly through the night The tears on your lips Life has your mind and soul It spins on your hips Who’d have ever thought of it Who’d have ever dreamed Who’d have ever thought of it Who’d have ever dreamed That a small town girl like you Would be the boss of me Would be the boss of me Would be the boss of me You look at me and you reach for the free blue sky I look to the stars as they flicker and float in your eyes And under these wings of steel the small town dies Who’d have ever thought of it Who’d have ever dreamed Who’d have ever thought of it Who’d have ever dreamed That a small town girl like you Would be the boss of me Who’d have ever thought of it Who’d have ever dreamed That a small town girl like you Would be the boss of me Would be the boss of me Would be the boss of me

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D, Bm, F#m, A, F#, G, Em, A7

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Cette chanson évoque les dynamiques d'une relation dans laquelle une jeune femme, originaire d'une petite ville, prend les rênes et influence celui qui chante. Il reconnaît son pouvoir et son impact sur sa vie, tout en exprimant une mélancolie touchante à propos d'un passé plus simple. Les images d'aviation et de liberté évoquent un voyage émotionnel, où la fragilité des sentiments se mêle à la grandeur des rêves. Le contexte semble refléter une période de transition, où l'artiste navigue entre nostalgie et acceptation, illustrant la complexité des relations humaines et le pouvoir que l'on exerce les uns sur les autres. Cette réflexion sur l'amour et la dépendance résonne profondément dans l'authenticité des échanges entre les deux protagonistes.

Le Chansonnier