Cycles

Frank Sinatra

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Introduction: So I’m down and so I’m out...but so are many others; So I feel like tryin’ to hide my head beneath these covers Life is like the seasons - after winter comes the spring. So I’ll keep this smile awhile and see what tomorrow brings I’ve been told and I believe that life is meant for livin’; And even when my chips are low there’s still some left for givin’. I’ve been many places maybe not as far as you; So I think I’ll stay awhile and see if some dreams come true. Bridge: There isn’t much that I have learned Through all my foolish years Life keeps runnin’ on in cycles - First there’s laughter then those tears. But I’ll keep my head up high although I’m kinda tired; My gal just up and left last week; Friday I got fired. You know it’s almost funny but things can’t get worse than now So I’ll keep on tryin’ to sing...but please just don’t ask me how.

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You, My Love

G, Em7, Am7, G/F#, Em6, D7, Dm6, E7, A9, F, Dm7, Bb, C7, Cm, Em, B7, A7, C, C/B

Here's To The Losers

D, D9, Dm7, A7, Bm7, B7, Em7, G/B, Am7, D7, G, Gm7, F#m, Bb, Bbm7

If You Are But A Dream

D9, E7, A, E, A9, F#7, E7/9, E4/7, F#m, A7, D, Db7, Db7/G#, D6, B7

I Will Drink The Wine

G, D, F#, Em, E, Am, Am7, Bm, C, F, Dm, Gm, A, Em7

I Don't Know Why, But I Do

D, D6, F#m7, A, Em7, A7, A7/9, D7, C7, B7, Em9, Bm7, Bm, G

Same Old Saturday Night

A, A7, E7, D, D9, E, D6, F#7, B7, Db7, Dm7, E7/13

White Christmas

C, G7, Dm7, G/B, Am, F, Cmaj7, C7, C7/G, Fm, Fm7, Am7, C/B, Am7/G, G

For A While

Eb, G#6, Bb, Gm, F7, Fm7, G#, F, Cm, Fm, C

It Gets Lonely Early

Dm, D, A7, B7, Em, Bm, Em7, Am7, E7, D7, G, A, Am, Gm

Youre Sensational

G6, A9, Em7, A7, D6, F#m7, A6, Bm7, D7, Am7, Gm6, G#7, B7, B6, C6

La chanson évoque les hauts et les bas de la vie, comme les cycles des saisons. L'artiste exprime une certaine mélancolie, admettant ses difficultés et ses désillusions, mais il garde l'espoir en se remémorant que chaque période sombre peut être suivie de moments plus lumineux. Même face à des déceptions personnelles, il choisit de rester optimiste et de continuer à avancer, soulignant l'importance de vivre pleinement malgré les épreuves. Le contexte peut être lié à des moments de vulnérabilité que chacun connaît, où la solitude et le découragement semblent peser. Pourtant, il y a une sagesse dans l'acceptation de ces cycles et une volonté de persevérer même quand tout semble compliqué.

Le Chansonnier