The Boss

Diana Ross

Transposer:

Intro m7 verse 1 Fancy me Thought I had my degree In life and how love Ought to be run I had a one step plan to prove it Guide in my pocket for fools Folly and fun Love had to show me one thing I was so right (so right) So right Thought I could turn emotion On and off I was so sure So sure (I was so sure) But lo-o-o-ve taught me Who was who was who was the boss Instrumental verse 2 I’d defy Anyone who claimed that I Didn’t control Whatever moved in my soul I could tempt Touch delight Just because you fell for me Why should I feel uptight Love had to show me one thing I was so right (so right) So right Thought I could turn emotion On and off I was so sure So sure (I was so sure) But lo-o-o-ve taught me Who was who was who was the boss {Instrumental Break u> Breakdown Love taught me Taught me Taught me Taught me I was so right (so right) So right Thought I could turn emotion On and off I was so sure So sure (I was so sure) But lo-o-o-ve taught me Who was who was who was the boss (Taught me who was who was the boss) (to fadeout)

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La chanson parle d'une personne qui pensait avoir compris l'amour et qui croyait pouvoir en maîtriser chaque aspect. Elle se rend vite compte qu'elle avait tort, car les émotions ne peuvent pas être contrôlées comme on le voudrait. À travers ses expériences, elle apprend que l'amour a ses propres règles et qu'il est beaucoup plus puissant que ce qu'elle avait imaginé. Le contexte évoque souvent une quête de contrôle dans les relations et les leçons que l’on en tire. La protagoniste découvre finalement que, malgré ses certitudes, l'amour est une force qui ne se laisse pas apprivoiser, et c'est cette réalisation qui la fait grandir.

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