Loves Got A Lot To Answer For

Elton John

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ELTON JOHN - LOVE’S GOT A LOT TO ANSWER FOR ("The Big Picture" 1997) Tabbed by ClassicalfreaK 2016 Send me suggestions: ===================================================================== [INTRO] Am7b5 [VERSE I] Pull my coat around me Feel the cold wind haunt me Streets are empty just like me The murmur of an echo Seems to come from every window Is loneliness the same as being free [BRIDGE] I guess I must have been dreaming To think that I believed in you at all Now I just can’t fight it As the shadow of the night begins to fall [CHORUS] Love’s got a lot to answer for Oh I just can’t sleep with this feeling anymore Let the cold night air cool the heat Of two hearts gone to war For no matter who wins in the end Love’s got a lot to answer for [VERSE II] All I need is darkness The best of all protection Freedom’s like the stars in the sky Alone and cold and burning Each one keeps it’s distance If only we were stars you and I [BRIDGE] I guess I must have been dreaming To think that I believed in you at all Now I just can’t fight it As the shadow of the night begins to fall [CHORUS] Love’s got a lot to answer for Oh I just can’t sleep with this feeling anymore Let the cold night air cool the heat Of two hearts gone to war For no matter who wins in the end Love’s got a lot to answer for [INSTRUMENTAL] [CHORUS] Love’s got a lot to answer for Oh I just can’t sleep with this feeling anymore Let the cold night air cool the heat Of the two hearts gone to war For no matter who wins in the end Love’s got a lot to answer for For no matter who wins in the end Love’s got a lot to answer for

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La chanson évoque une profonde solitude et un sentiment de désillusion face à l'amour. L'artiste se retrouve dans une ambiance sombre où la froideur de la nuit reflète ses émotions tourmentées. Il questionne la notion de liberté et d'indépendance, se demandant si la solitude ne fait pas que masquer une véritable quête d'affection. À travers des métaphores, il vérifie la lutte interne qui se joue entre l'amour et la douleur, soulignant que les relations amoureuses ont souvent des conséquences troublantes et complexes. Dans ce contexte de mélancolie, il évoque une tension entre deux cœurs en conflit, illustrant ainsi comment l'amour peut être à la fois exaltant et destructeur. Le message autour des ramifications de l'amour est universel, touchant à la nature humaine et à nos aspirations les plus profondes.

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