James Dean

Eagles

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James Dean James Dean I know just what you mean James Dean you said it all so clean And I know my life would look allright If I could see it on the silver screen You were the lowdown rebel if there ever was Even if you had no cause James Dean you said it all so clean And I know my life would look all right If I could see it on the silver screen Well talk about a low-down reb refrigerator You were just too cool for school Sock hop soda pop basketball and auto shop The only thing that got you off was breakin' all the rules James Dean James Dean So hungry and so lean James Dean you said it all so clean And I know my life would look all right If I could see it on the silver screen Little James Dean up on the screen Wond'rin' who he might be Along came a Spyder and picked up a rider And took him down the road to eternity James Dean James Dean you bought it sight unseen James Dean James Dean you bought it sight unseen You were too fast to live too young to die (bye-bye) You were too fast to live too young to die (bye-bye) Bye bye! Too fast to live too young to die bye bye Too fast to live too young to die bye bye Too fast to live too young to die bye bye Too fast to live too young to die Too fast to live too young to die Too fast to live too young to die (Bye bye bye) Too fast to live too young to die (Oh James Dean) Too fast to live too young to die Bye bye!

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La chanson évoque l'image emblématique de James Dean, symbole de rébellion et de jeunesse insouciante. L'artiste exprime un désir de vivre une vie aussi intense et palpitante que celle qu'on pourrait voir à l'écran, tout en admirant la façon dont Dean incarnait une certaine liberté et une rébellion sans cause précise. Les paroles parlent d’un jeune homme trop pressé de vivre, qui n’a fait que passer, soulignant la tragédie d’une vie écourtée par ce besoin de vitesse. Le contexte de cette chanson s'inscrit dans les années 50, époque durant laquelle James Dean est devenu une icône de la culture pop, représentant le rêve américain et les excès de la jeunesse. Son décès prématuré a marqué les esprits et a contribué à sa légende, faisant de lui une figure largement célébrée dans la musique, le cinéma et au-delà.

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