Chloe

Elton John

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Lyrics and music by Elton John and Gary Osborne 1981 album "The Fox" An underappreciated rarely broadcasted piece (like other songs on the same album). [Intro] [Verse 1] How come you’re so understanding When I tell you all my lies And pretending to believe them See through all my alibis? [Pre-chorus 1] And I need you more than ever And I want you till the end Chloe [Verse 2] How you handle what you live through I can never hope to learn Taking all the pain I give you Loving blindly in return [Pre-chorus 2] And I need you more than ever I will always be your friend Chloe(hmm) Chlo-e [Chorus] Chloe what you gonna do about me? Chlo-e what you gonna do What you gonna do about me? [Verse 3] You’re the lifeline that I cling to When I feel like giving in When the dreams that I rely on Start to wear a little thin [Pre-chorus 3] Then I need you more than ever And I want you till the end Chloe(hmm) Chlo-e [Chorus] Chloe what you gonna do about me? Chlo-e what you gonna do What you gonna do about me? [Guitar solo] [Pre-chorus 1] And I need you more than ever And I want you till the end Chloe(hmm) Chlo-e [Chorus] Chloe what you gonna do about me? Chlo-e what you gonna do What you gonna do about me? What you gonna do about me?

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Dans cette chanson, l'artiste exprime un profond besoin d'amour et de compréhension, évoquant des sentiments de vulnérabilité et de dépendance vis-à-vis d'une personne chère. Il se questionne sur la façon dont cette personne parvient à accepter ses défauts et ses mensonges, tout en lui offrant un soutien inconditionnel. Ce besoin de connexion est accentué par la peur de perdre cette relation, soulignant l'importance de cet amour dans ses moments de doute et de faiblesse. Le morceau fait partie de l'album "The Fox", sorti en 1981, qui est souvent sous-estimé malgré la richesse de ses compositions. Il met en avant une thématique universelle : l'importance des relations humaines et le réconfort qu'elles peuvent apporter dans les épreuves de la vie.

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