Made Up My Mind

David Gray

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Made Up My Mind by David Gray Intro -- D A x3 (Same as chorus) Lightening strikes silver motorbikes Em G D D Roaring down the open road Em G D A Wind on my skin I’m hungry to begin Em G D D My cup has overflown So let fall the rain down into these desert veins Em G D D Taking back what they stole These diamonds in the mine can afford to become fine Em G D D In someone else’s pigeon hole A D So I made up my mind A D Made up my mind A D Gonna move on ahead A D Instead of lagging behind A D Half past seven way up in the heaven Em G D D The stars are singing in the sky Lying half dressed your head upon my breast Em G D D Listening to the ocean’s lullaby Standing where we are it seems so far Em G D D From the cold light of day With the faces full of grief and the grinding up of teeth Em G D D Has been eating my belief away A D So I made up my mind A D I made up my mind A D Gonna move on ahead A D Instead of lagging behind A D Instead of lagging now.. Repeat verse chords one time while lead guitar solos Cracks in the veneer and the light so severe Em G D D Shining down the avenue Try to join the throng but it’s feeling all wrong Em G D D What are you supposed to do Shoulder that despair take a lung of dirty air Em G D D Turn to watch the sun set red And the ruins of a culture of a sky that’s filled with vultures Em G D D Circling over your head A D So I made up my mind A D I made up my mind A D Gonna move on ahead A D Instead of lagging behind A D Instead of lagging behind A D I made up my mind....

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La chanson parle d’un désir intense de renouveau et de mouvement vers l’avant. L’auteur exprime une volonté de laisser derrière lui les douleurs du passé, de se libérer des regrets et de prendre en main son destin. Il évoque des images de routes ouvertes et de la beauté de la nature, contrastant avec les luttes intérieures et le poids des attentes. Le contexte pourrait être celui d'une période de transition, où l’on doit faire des choix difficiles. L'artiste semble ressentir un besoin urgent de se reconnecter à ce qui est essentiel, tout en naviguant entre des souvenirs pesants et un futur à explorer. C'est une quête personnelle qui résonne avec bon nombre d'entre nous dans les moments de vie où l'on doit affronter nos propres démons pour avancer.

Le Chansonnier