Ol' 55

Eagles

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Well my time went so quickly I went lickety splitly Out to my old fifty-five As I pulled away slowly Feelin so Holy God knows I was feelin' alive And now the sun's comin' up I'm ridin' with lady luck Freeway cars and trucks Stars beginning to fade And I lead the parade Just a-wishin' I'd stayed a little longer Lord don't you know the feeling's gettin' stronger Six in the morning Gave me no warning I had to be on my way Now the cars are all passin' me Trucks are all flashin' me I'm headin' home from your place And now the sun's comin' up I'm ridin' with lady luck Freeway cars and trucks Stars beginning to fade And I lead the parade Just a-wishin' I'd stayed a little longer Lord don't you know the feeling's gettin' stronger Well my time went so quickly I went lickety splitly Out to my old fifty-five As I pulled away slowly Feelin so Holy God knows I was feelin' alive And now the sun's comin' up (yes it is) I'm ridin' with lady luck Freeway cars and trucks Freeway cars and trucks Ridin' with lady luck Freeway cars and trucks Ridin' with lady luck Freeway cars and trucks Ridin' with lady luck Freeway cars and trucks

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La chanson évoque un moment de nostalgie et de liberté, où le narrateur se remémore des instants passés dans sa vieille voiture. Il ressent une immense joie, presque spirituelle, alors qu'il roule tranquillement et savoure le lever du soleil. On perçoit une mélancolie douce-amère, avec ce désir de prolonger ces moments simples, tout en sachant qu'il doit avancer sur la route de la vie, avec les imprévus et les urgences de la journée qui l'attendent. Le contexte peut être celui d’une réflexion sur le temps qui passe et l’importance de savourer chaque instant. Les images de la route, des camions et des étoiles qui s'estompent renforcent cette idée de voyage, tant physique qu'émotionnel. C'est une invitation à apprécier les petites choses avant qu'elles ne s'évanouissent, à vivre en pleine conscience.

Le Chansonnier