Hymn 2000

Elton John

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The chords are played on a piano usually and are more complicated to play on the guitar.. She chose the soft centre and took it to bed with her mother. And the ideal confusion was just an illusion - to gain further news of her bro - ther. And the comfort of mother was just an appeal for protection. For the cat from next door was found later at 4 - in surgical dissec - tion. CHORUS: And I don’t want to be the son of any freak. Who for a chocolate centre can take you off the street. For soon they’ll plough the desert and God knows where I’ll be. Collecting submarine numbers - on the main street of the sea. The Vicar is thicker and I just can’t see through to him. For his cardinal sings a collection of hymns and a collection of coins is made af - ter. And who wrote the Bible - was it Judas or Pilate. Well one cleans his hands while the other one hangs - but still I continue to stand.

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Club At The End Of The Street

G, D, C, A, E, G#, F#, Bm, F#m, F, E7

Easier to walk away

Bb, F/A, Gm, Eb, Eb9, Gm7, Eb/Bb, F, Cm, G#, Ebm6/F#, G#/F#, Bb4

Soul Glove

Bb, F/A, Gm, F, G7/B, Cm, Eb, Bb9, Eb/Bb

All Across The Havens

G, C7, Bm, Em, Am7, D7, Bm/F#, F, C, C/B

Saint

Eb, Fm9, Bb, Db, G#, Fm7, Gm7, C

Give Me The Love

Cm, Gm/C, Gm7/C, G#maj7, Bb, Eb, F/Eb, Dm7, Gm7, Bb/F, Gm, Bb/G#, Cm/Bb, F9, Cm7

Shine On Through

Eb, Bb/Eb, G#/Eb, G#, Bb, F, Bb/G#, Eb/G, G/B, Cm, G#m, Db, Gm/D, Gm, F7

Border Song

C, F/A, C/G, G/B, Am, E/G#, E, Dm, C/E, F, Cm/A, F7, F/G, Cm, Cm/E, D/F#, G, C7/E

Act of war

Gm, Eb, F, G, C, Bb, Dm7, Cm, D4, D

Ive Got 2 Wings

G, Bbmaj7, F, E, Dm, Bb, A7, Db, C, B, Bb6

La chanson aborde des thèmes de confusion et de quête d'identité, en utilisant des métaphores pour illustrer la complexité des relations familiales et la fragilité de la vie. Le narrateur exprime un sentiment d'aliénation, se questionnant sur son rôle et ses origines, tout en critiquant l'hypocrisie de certaines figures d'autorité, notamment religieuses. L'image du « centre doux » évoque les désirs simples et les protections que l'on cherche, alors que le monde extérieur semble souvent chaotique et déroutant. Le contexte montre bien un mélange de réflexions sur la famille et les attentes sociales, alors que le protagoniste se débat entre ses propres aspirations et la réalité qui l’entoure. Les références à des personnages historiques renforcent cette lutte entre tradition et modernité, mettant en lumière les paradoxes de la foi et de l'humanité.

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