Charro

Elvis Presley

Transposer:

With eyes that hide the man within You see behind the eyes of other men You've lived and died and come to life again And now you stand alone at the crossroads of your mind You've left your yesterdays behind.. But which road leads you to tomorrow? Charro... You've turned your back on yesterday Betrayed a man who swore he'd make you pay For when you left you took his pride away You know he'll never let you break away so easily You'll have to fight before you're free But how much more time can you borrow? Charro... Now in a single moment your past grows dim One thought goes racing across your mind You ride to meet the woman you stole from him Oh no!...Charro don't go!... Charro don't go!!... There's something hanging in the wind Your past is catching up and closing in You've been halfway to hell and back again And now you laugh in the devil's face with your last breath... You'll run a race with life and death... But will you live to see tomorrow? Charro...

Du même artiste :

Barefoot Ballad

C, F, G7, a, D7

In My Father's House

B, Ebm, Bb, E, D, Db, G#m, B/F#, F#, B7, Emaj7, Dbm, B4, Bmaj7, D5, Dbm/G#, Eb5, F#m, G#5, E/B, Bbm

Love Me

G, G7, C, D7, A7

C'Mon Everybody

B7, E, E7, A, F#7, C#m, A7, Am

Just Tell Her Jim Said Hello

C, G, F, E, Dm, Bb, A

Scratch My Back

F, A, Am, D, A5, Dm, G, E, D7, A7, E7, C

Clean Up Your Own Backyard

E, A, B7, E7

Home Is Where the Heart Is

C, Am, Em, F, G, D, D7, G7, Dm

Therell Be Peace In The Valley For Me

C, D7, G, F, C7, F7, D7/F#

Wisdom Of The Ages

E, A, D, G, B, e, Bb, Dm, Eb, F, Ebm, C

La chanson évoque l'histoire d'un homme qui se trouve à un tournant de sa vie, réfléchissant sur son passé et les conséquences de ses choix. Dans une quête de liberté, il est confronté à ses erreurs et à l'homme qu'il a trahi. Il ressent la pression de son passé qui le rattrape, tout en osant défier les forces du mal qui l'entourent. Dans ce contexte, il se rend compte qu'il devra se battre pour se libérer des chaînes de ses actions, tout en cherchant à renouer avec l’amour qu'il a perçu comme une source de succès. C'est une réflexion sur la rédemption et les luttes intérieures, capturant l'essence même de la vie humaine, entre espoir et désespoir.

Le Chansonnier