House Of Pain

Deep Purple

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Youtube link: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=3NHTnYS8mMU [Intro] Gm C x2 [Verse 1] Have you ever had a woman that could make you crazy Have you ever had a woman that could drive you mad Have you ever had a woman give you so much trouble And the best lovin’ you ever had [Chorus] My friends all say I’m losing it big time But I know where I’ve got to go I’m going back there again I’m going back there again I’m going back there again Back to the house of pain [Verse 2] Have you ever had a rock that just keeps on rollin’ Have you ever seen a train comin’ down the track Have you ever jumped into the cold cold never And know there’s no turning back [Chorus] My friends all say I’m crazy baby But I know where I’ve got to go I’m going back there again I’m going back there again I’m going back there again Back to the house of pain [Instrumental] [Verse 3] Have you ever had a weight that was much too heavy Have you ever had a burden that was yours alone Have you ever spent a night when you keep on waiting Staring at the telephone [Chorus] My friends all say I’m crazy baby But I know where I’ve got to go I’m going back there again I’m going back there again I’m going back to my woman Back to the house of pain [Outro]

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Cette chanson évoque les turbulences d'une relation amoureuse intense et tumultueuse. Le protagoniste parle de ses expériences avec une femme qui, malgré les difficultés et la souffrance qu'elle lui cause, lui apporte également le meilleur amour qu'il ait jamais connu. Malgré les conseils de ses amis, qui jugent ce comportement insensé, il se sent irrésistiblement attiré à revenir vers elle, comme s'il était condamné à retourner dans cette "maison de la douleur". Le contexte de la chanson semblait imprégné de passion, où l'on ressent la lutte entre le désir et la souffrance. Chaque verse aborde différentes facettes de cette relation, illustrant à quel point l'attachement peut être à la fois merveilleux et opprimant. C'est ce tiraillement qui rend son chemin si captivant.

Le Chansonnier