Frail Grasp on the Big Picture

Eagles

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Well ain't it a shame That our short little memories Never seem to learn The message of history We keep makin' the same mistakes Over and over and over and over again And then we wonder why We're in the shape we're in Good ol' boys down at the bar Peanuts and politics They think they know it all They don't know much of nothing Even if one of them was to read the newspaper Cover-to-cover That ain't what's going on Journalism's dead and gone Frail grasp on the big picture Light fading and the fog is getting thicker It's a frail grasp on the big picture Dark ages You my love-drunk friend All that red wine and candlelight Soulful conversations That go on until the dawn How many times can you tell your story? How many hangovers can you endure Just to get some snogging done? You're living in a hormone dream You don't have the slightest notion What long-term love is all about All your romantic liaisons Don't deal with eternal questions like: Who left the cap off the freaking toothpaste? Whose turn to take the garbage out? Frail grasp on the big picture You keep on rubbin' that, you're gonna get a blister It's a frail grasp on the big picture I've seen it all before And we pray to our Lord Who, we know, is American He reigns from on high He speaks to us through middlemen And he shepherds his flock We sing out and we praise His name He supports us in war He presides over football games And the right will prevail All our troubles shall be resolved We hold faith above all Unless there's money or sex involved Frail grasp on the big picture Nobody's calling them for roughing up the kicker It's a frail grasp on the big picture Heaven help us Frail grasp on the big picture All waiting for that miracle elixir Frail grasp on the big picture I don't wonder anymore Frail grasp on the big picture Somebody says, "You brought her here So go ahead and kiss her." Frail grasp on the big picture Frail grasp on the big picture Light fading and the fog is getting thicker It's a frail grasp on the big picture Frail grasp on the big picture Frail grasp on the big picture

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La chanson évoque une triste réalité : notre mémoire collective semble souvent déficiente, nous poussant à répéter les mêmes erreurs sans apprendre de notre passé. Les personnages de l'histoire, perdus dans leurs discussions légères et leurs préoccupations éphémères, semblent ignorer la véritable nature des problèmes qui les entourent. Il y a une réflexion cynique sur la façon dont nous glorifions certaines valeurs tout en restant indifférents aux questions essentielles, notamment celles qui touchent nos relations et notre société. Le contexte est imprégné d'une critique sociale où les petites préoccupations quotidiennes prennent le pas sur des réflexions plus profondes. Au milieu d'une ambiance de fête, des conversations superficielles cachent des vérités plus sombres. Cette chanson rappelle que, malgré nos chants et nos prières, nous restons souvent déconnectés des véritables enjeux de la vie. C'est un appel à prendre conscience de notre superficialité et à chercher à comprendre ce qui compte vraiment.