Frozen Lake

First Aid Kit

Ce chant est à 4 accords magiques! Il est montré ici dans la transposition originale: en le jouant avec des capo ou en le transposant, vous pouvez le ramener à Am, F, C, G.

Transposer:

[Intro] [Verse] Sometimes I recall the motion Of a hand waving good-bye I try so hard to find the feeling That still lingers on inside [Pre-Chorus] But every single morning I’m running With the past Every door that opens I can’t help looking back At the pieces that are gone At the one I could become If I tried hard and still If it be your will I would be the one you need [Chorus] I ran out onto the frozen lake Not knowing how easy it could break I gave them all quite a scare Sometimes I wish I could get back To all of those things So simple and pure I’m not sure it can be that anymore [Verse] I wonder when we became strangers It’s like you slipped out of my hands You tried to hold on for some reason It took me long to understand [Chorus] I ran out onto the frozen lake Not knowing how easy it could break I gave them all quite a scare Sometimes I wish I could get back To all of those things So simple and pure I’m not sure it can be that anymore [Instrumental] [Outro] For every single morning I’m running N.C. With the past Every door that opens I can’t help looking back At the pieces that are gone At the one I could become If I tried hard and still If it be your will I would be the one you need I would be the one you need

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Cette chanson évoque des souvenirs nostalgiques et une lutte intérieure pour se souvenir des moments précieux du passé. Le protagoniste se remémore des au revoir et l'écho des relations perdues, tout en ressentant une profonde mélancolie face aux choix faits. Il s’interroge sur la manière dont il en est venu à se sentir éloigné de ceux qui lui étaient chers, cherchant à retrouver la simplicité et la pureté d'anciens instants. En s'aventurant sur un lac gelé, il prend conscience de la fragilité de ses choix et de l'importance de rester connecté à ce qui compte vraiment, tout en espérant un retour à une version de lui-même qui pourrait satisfaire ceux qu'il aime.

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