Lois Lane

Franz Ferdinand

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[Verse 1] Lois Lane seemed a pretty strong woman the kind of woman that a girl could be so you’ve got an H-N-D in journalism because journalism could change the world And if you change the world you could be happy yeah you could be happy [Chorus] Choices you made good choices To change our world so you could be happy [Synth Bridge] [Verse 2] The mot-i-va-tion of altruism is selfishness The desire for the pleasure of the reward Ah the fine young cynic you cried would you rather not have a go and change the world Come on come on come on so you could be happy Come on come on come on yeah you could be happy [Chorus] Choices you made good choices To change our world so you could be happy [Synth Bridge] [Verse 3] Oh he changed you I mean I did not like him no I never liked him Which made me not like you not like I used to do No we were never no we were never We were never friends So you could be happy yeah you could be happy [Chorus] Choices you made good choices To change our world so you could be happy Choices you made good choices To change our world so you could be happy [Outro] At the over thirties singles night The over thirties singles night It’s bleak it’s bleak it’s bleak It’s bleak it’s bleak it’s bleak It’s bleak it’s bleak it’s bleak At the over thirties singles night The over thirties singles night It’s bleak it’s bleak it’s bleak It’s bleak it’s bleak See you next week

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La chanson évoque la force et l'ambition d'une femme, qui aspire à changer le monde par son travail dans le journalisme. Elle souligne l'idée que nos choix peuvent influencer notre bonheur et celui des autres. L'artiste remet en question la motivation derrière l'altruisme, suggérant qu'il y a souvent un désir personnel caché dans le besoin de faire le bien. En parallèle, il explore des relations compliquées et les sentiments de trahison et de désillusion, tout en maintenant une certaine légèreté dans une atmosphère mélancolique. Le refrain insiste sur l'importance des décisions que nous prenons pour espérer être heureux dans un monde qui semble parfois désenchanté.

Le Chansonnier