San Berdino

Frank Zappa

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[Verse 1] She lives in Mojave in a Winnebago His name is Bobby he looks like a potato         She’s in love with a boy from the rodeo                Am    N.C. Who pulls the rope on the chute When they let those suckers go                  He got slobberin’ drunk at the Palomino They give him thirty days in San Ber’dino         Well there’s forty-four men Stashed away in Tank "C"              Am   N.C. And there’s only one shower But it don’t apply to Bobby                 [Bridge 1] You may think they’re dumb and lonely But you’re wrong ’cause their love is strong Stacked-up hair and a cheap little ring They don’t care ’cause it don’t mean a thing Looka there They don’t care [Interlude] [Bridge 2] Best-est way that they can feel-o Out on the highway rollin’ a wheel-o He’s her Tootsie she’s for real-o Trailer park heaven it’s a real good deal-o Real good deal-o Real good deal-o Real good deal-o Real good deal-o               [Outro] The rest of their lives In San Ber’dino Gonna spend the rest of their lives In San Ber’dino Gonna spend the rest of their lives Down in San Ber’dino Come on with me Come on with me Come on with me Down in San Ber’dino Just 60 miles 60 miles Down the San Ber’dino freeway They got some dark green air An’ you can choke all day That’s right! Gonna spend the rest of their lives Rest of their lives Rest of their lives Say now ain’t talkin’ ’bout Fontana Ain’t talkin’ ’bout uh uh Ain’t talkin’ ’bout uh uh Ain’t talkin’ ’bout uh uh Ain’t talkin’ ’bout the Redlands no no ZULCH is the auto works I’m tellin’ you That’s where they take All the cars that they hurt Come on and let’s all go down to San Ber’dino Ooo-ooo Ooo-ooo Ooo-ooo Let’s-a go down down down Down in San Ber’dino Wouldja b’lieve it Wouldja b’lieve it now come on San Ber’dino San Ber’dino San Ber’dino (Got to call it) San Ber’dino (C’mere) San Ber’dino San Ber’dino San Ber’dino San Ber’dino The rest of their lives In San Ber’dino

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empty heart empty heart Cm7, Fm7, Bb, Cm, Fm6, Dm, Eb, C, C7, G7, Fm, F, G#7, F#
empty heart empty heart Gm, F, Dm, G, G11, Dm7, Bb, C, D, Db, Eb, E, A, Gm7
empty heart empty heart D, G7, Em7, Bm7, F#m7, A7, G#7, D7
empty heart empty heart B, F#, A, E, G#m, D, Db
empty heart empty heart Cmaj7, F, G, A, C, Em, Am, F#, E, D
empty heart empty heart e, B, G, D, A, E, A5, B5, C7, Bb7, B7, E5, Dbm7, F#, D5, C5, F#7, Db5, F#5
empty heart empty heart E7, A7, A9, E9, B7, Bb7, G#, A, C9, B9, E, a, F#m7, G#m7, Gm7
empty heart empty heart Dm, G, em, A
empty heart empty heart G, Em, C, D, D7, G7, Cm, A7
Dans cette chanson, on suit l’histoire d'une femme qui vit dans un véhicule mobile dans le désert de Mojave. Elle est amoureuse d'un cowboy qui se retrouve en difficulté après une nuit de fête, menant à son incarcération à San Bernardino. Le ton léger et humoristique dépeint un amour authentique, malgré les situations difficiles et la vie modeste, montrant comment ces deux personnages trouvent du bonheur dans leur quotidien simple. Le contexte semble illustrer la vie des gens qui marginalisés, vivant dans des caravanes, et cherchant à surmonter les défis de leur existence. Cela évoque des thèmes de résilience et d’amour, même dans des circonstances peu conventionnelles.