Two Silhouettes

Del Shannon

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Two Silhouettes:Del Shannon. #23 in UK in 1963. INTRO: C Bb (x4) #1. I was walking to my baby’s house late tonight. (I was walking late tonight.) And when I got there the shades were all drawn tight. (The shades were all drawn tight.) And then I saw two shadows appear and all the rain seemed to turn to tears.. and I’ll never forget this night in the rain.. when I saw two silhou..ettes. C Bb (x4) #2. Then the shadowed lips seemed to say ’I love you.’ (Seemed to say I love you.) And it looked to me that you said the same thing too. (Like you said the same thing too.) I never thought that I could cry but it’s that rain just falling from my eyes.. and I’ll never forget this night in the rain.. when I saw two silhou..ettes. (Two silhou..ettes.) CHORUS: Two silhouettes on the window shade..have caused each dream I had to fade. I started walking up to your door..turned around(turned around) what’s the use? (what’s the use?).. you don’t love me any..more. #3. Then I saw the two shadows kissing tender..ly. (Saw them kissing tenderly.) I couldn’t bear watching you kissing him instead of me. (Kissing him instead of me.) As I wandered on through the rain I don’t think I’ll ever be the same.. and I’ll never forget this night in the rain when I saw two silhou..ettes. OUTRO: C Bb (x4)(Fade.) A sixties smash from Kraziekhat.

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Dans cette chanson, le narrateur raconte une nuit pluvieuse où il se rend chez sa bien-aimée, mais il découvre des ombres derrière les rideaux, insinuant qu'elle est avec un autre. Ces silhouettes évoquent un moment de tristesse et de désillusion, car il comprend qu'il ne représente plus rien pour elle. En observant cette scène, il se rappelle des promesses d'amour et ressent une profonde douleur. Le contexte est celui d'une rupture douloureuse, où la pluie symbolise tantôt la mélancolie, tantôt les larmes versées. La lutte entre l'amour passé et la réalité presente crée une atmosphère poignante, nous rappelant combien les souvenirs peuvent être difficile à affronter.

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