Nothing Compares To You

Dustin Kensrue

Transposer:

This is a cover Dustin did from a live bootleg called Ursus Veritas. He doesn’t play every verse/chorus consistently throughout but I tried my best to tab it so you can play along to his version. Feel free to post any questions/comments/corrections in the comments section! (No I’m not figuring out the strumming pattern) Standard Tuning [Capo 1] Verse 1 It’s been seven hours and fifteen days since you took your love away. I go out every night and sleep all day since you took your love away. Since you’ve been gone I can do whatever I want I can see whomever I choose. I can eat my dinner in a fancy restaurant but nothing I said nothing can take away these blues. Chorus 1 ’Cause nothing compares nothing compares to you. Interlude 1 G x4 Verse 2 It’s been so lonely without you here like a bird without a song. Nothing can stop these lonely tears from falling tell me baby where did I go wrong? I can put my arms round every girl I see but they’d only remind me of you. I went to the doctor guess what he told me guess what he told me? He said son you better try to have fun no matter what you do. He’s a fool. Chorus 2 ’Cause nothing compares nothing compares to you Interlude 2 G x4 Verse 3 All the flowers that you planted momma in the backyard They all died when you went away. I know that living with you baby was sometimes hard but I’m willing to give it another try. Chorus 3 - x2 ’Cause nothing compares nothing compares to you End on C

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Cette chanson évoque la douleur de la séparation et le sentiment de vide laissé par une personne aimée. Le narrateur exprime sa tristesse après la perte de cet amour, soulignant que, malgré la possibilité de vivre sa vie comme il l'entend, rien ne peut remplacer la présence de cette personne. Les images de solitude, de larmes et de souvenirs perdus révèlent à quel point cette absence est pesante, même dans les moments qui devraient être joyeux. En se remémorant des moments passés difficiles, il est néanmoins prêt à envisager une réconciliation, montrant une lueur d'espoir au milieu de la mélancolie. C'est un puissant reflet de l'attachement émotionnel que l'on peut ressentir envers ceux qui nous sont chers.

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