Youre The Reason Im Leaving

Franz Ferdinand

Transposer:

This is how i play the song on the acoustic guitar. I have omitted the bridge part. I prefer to use the barre chords because they allow you to alternate your sound depending on how much pressure you put on the strings. e|-7--5--5--2---2---3-------------------------------------------------------| B|-7--5--7--2---2---3-------------------------------------------------------| G|-7--6--7--3---2---4-------------------------------------------------------| D|-9--7--7--4---4---5-------------------------------------------------------| A|-9--7--5--4---4---5-------------------------------------------------------| E|-7--5-----2---2---3-------------------------------------------------------| But you can use any variatons you are familiar with! Enjoy :) Intro: |----------------------------------------------------------------------| |----------------------------------------------------------------------| |----------------------------------------------------------------------| A|------2---2-0-2-4---------5-4-2-0-2---2---2-0-2-4---------5-4-2-0-2---| |-2/7--------------5-2---2-------------------------5-2---2-------------| e|----------------------------------------------------------------------| B|----------------------------------------------------------------------| G|----------------------------------------------------------------------| D|-4--4--4--2--2--2-0-2-4-----------------------------------------------| A|------------------------5-2-------------------------------------------| E|----------------------------------------------------------------------| Some granite wall Numbs our bones numbs our all As we sit on skinny hands Nothin to say nothin at all oh I don’t know you and I I don’t want to You’re so awkward just like me But I don’t care Ohhh You’re the reason I’m leavin You’re the reason I’m leavin If I’m leaving we don’t stop livin you know I’ve no idea oh That in four years I’d be hanging from a beam Behind the door of number ten Singin’ well fare thee well fare thee well fare thee well I am leaving yes I leave it all to you... You’re the reason I’m leaving (Leaving alone) you’re the reason I’m leaving (Leaving alone) If I’m leaving we don’t stop livin’ you know I’m the reason you’re leaving (Leaving alone) You’re the reason I’m leaving (Leaving alone) If I’m leaving we don’t stop livin’ you know (--bridge--) As we ride along Under an optimistic sun The radio sings that everybody song by rem And here I am fighting fighting Yes I’m fighting not to cry and that’s another reason why I ought to hate you like I do Like I do ohh like I do You’re the reason I’m leaving (Leaving alone) You’re the reason I’m leaving (Leaving alone) if I’m leaving we don’t stop livin’ you know I’m the reason you’re leaving (Leaving alone) I’m the reason you’re leaving (Leaving alone) If we’re leaving we don’t stop livin’ you know

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La chanson évoque un sentiment d'incertitude et de désenchantement, où le protagoniste réalise que des raisons profondes l'incitent à partir. Le narrateur semble se débattre avec ses émotions, ressentant à la fois une connexion et une distance vis-à-vis d'une autre personne. Il exprime le paradoxe de quitter tout en continuant à vivre, soulignant une lutte intérieure entre le désir de s'éloigner et l'attachement qui persiste. Le contexte pourrait renvoyer à des moments de tension dans une relation, où l'individu se sent pressé de partir, mais se rend compte que ces départs sont souvent complexes et marqués par des souvenirs et des émotions partagées. La mélodie et les accords acoustiques accompagnent ce message de manière poignante, ajoutant une dimension personnelle à cette réflexion sur l'amour et la séparation.

Le Chansonnier