Don't Bye Bye Baby Me

Eddie Cochran

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Don’t Bye Bye Baby Me:Eddie Cochran. Recorded in 1956. Well honey-honey please don’t go..don’t you know I love you so. How can our love grow if you bye-bye-baby me. Well honey honey say you’ll stay..please don’t ever go away. Each night I dread the day..that you bye-bye-baby me. #1. I gotta rattle my bones cause I’m a rollin’ stone.. and I’m always movin’ around. As the weeks go by I feel like I oughta get out of this town. Well my baby packs my suitcase and comes down to the train.. with a tear in her eye she says goodbye and my heart feels the pain... Well she says... Well honey-honey please don’t go..honey I love you so. How can our love grow if you bye-bye-baby me. Well honey honey say you’ll stay..please don’t ever go away. Each night I dread the day..that you bye-bye-baby me. #2. Well I’m sittin’ on that choo-choo train..singin’ a little rockin’ rhyme. I visualize my baby..I can almost hear her cry. I try hard not to listen turn my head away.. But with each chug-chug of the choo-choo train I can hear my baby say...well she says.. Well honey-honey please don’t go..honey I love you so. How can our love grow if you bye-bye-baby me. Well honey honey say you’ll stay..please don’t ever go away. Each night I dread the day..that you bye-bye-baby me. A fifties smash from Kraziekhat.

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Dans cette chanson, l’interprète exprime son désespoir face à la peur de perdre son amoureuse. Il lui demande de ne pas le quitter, soulignant à quel point son amour est fort et sincère. Chaque séparation est douloureuse pour lui, et il ressent une profonde tristesse en pensant à son départ. Le contexte évoqué se déroule dans les années 50, une période marquée par des sentiments d’amour passionné et des relations parfois tumultueuses. L’image du train, qui symbolise le mouvement et le départ, renforce l'idée de séparation imminente et de nostalgie. Un doux mélange de rock et de mélancolie, cette chanson parle de l'angoisse de l'amour à distance et du désir de rester ensemble.

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