Just A Story From America

Elliott Murphy

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Just a Story From America - Elliott Murphy ------------------------------------------ vistit wwww.elliottmurphy.com Intro: - - - (barred chords) or - - - (open chords) Lead (with harmonist pedal (+octave)): e)---8-7--7---------9------8-7--7---------| B)--8---8---10--8-10------8---8---10--8-10| )-9---------------------9----------------| )----------------------------------------| )----------------------------------------| )----------------------------------------| Verse: Just a story from America He left his job and he looked at her I’ve had enough he put down his cup And every time she would fill it up Chorus: When she’d say Get up when they put you down But like a boxer You just spin around Your kind of guy is so very few Don’t ever let them get the best of you Verse: And so he’s working like a dog each day And every week there’d be more overtime pay And pretty soon he’s got a Cadillac car And on the weekends he would drive so far Bridge: And they don’t slow down America’s such a speedy town Hot clothes high society He said it never get the best of me Verse: And then he met a girl with hair like the sun With social status she was number one He left it all and he left downtown A little voice follows him around Chorus: And it’d say Get up when they put you down And like a boxer You just spin around Your kind of guy was so very few I thought they’d never get the best of you End: Just a story of America Just a story fro in America Just a story of America Just a story from America

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La chanson raconte l'histoire d'un homme qui, après avoir quitté son emploi, cherche le sens de sa vie en dehors des attentes d'une société qu'il trouve trop rapide et superficielle. Il lutte pour se relever face aux défis, tout en s'accrochant à une voix intérieure qui lui rappelle de ne jamais se laisser abattre. Au fil de son parcours, il rencontre une femme qui lui ouvre les yeux sur d'autres possibilités, ce qui le pousse à abandonner sa vie convenable pour suivre ses véritables désirs. C'est une réflexion sur la quête de soi dans un monde moderne marqué par la réussite matérielle et les apparences, une sorte d'appel à la résilience face aux pressions sociales.

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