Five Days Five Days

Gene Vincent

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FIVE DAYS FIVE DAYS As recorded by Gene Vincent (1957 single release) [Intro]      [Verse 1] (One day two days three four five) A-that’s how long that she’s been gone And that’s a long time [Chorus] Five days five days Since you walked out the door Won’t you please come home I couldn’t stand five more [Verse 2] Well the first day after she left me I laughed and told my friends That he’d be back before The sun is settin’ low again [Chorus] Five days five days Since you walked out the door Won’t you please come home I couldn’t stand five more [Verse 3] Well the second day after she left me I started to have my doubts I wondered if she was comin’ back Really had checked out [Chorus] Five days five days Since you walked out the door Won’t you please come home I couldn’t stand five more (One two three four five days more) [Guitar Solo]       [Verse 4] Well the third day after she left me I started to watch the door Before the day was over I began to walk the floor [Chorus] Five days five days Since you walked out the door Won’t you please come home I couldn’t stand five more [Verse 5] Well the fourth day after she left me I really began to sweat She should have been back days ago But she ain’t got back yet [Out-Chorus] Five days five days Since you walked out the door Won’t you please come home I couldn’t stand five more (One two three four five days more)

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La chanson évoque la douleur d'un homme qui souffre de l'absence de sa compagne. Après son départ, il se rend compte que chaque jour qui passe semble plus difficile à supporter. Au début, il pense que son absence n'est qu'une question de temps, mais rapidement, le doute et l'inquiétude commencent à s'installer. Il passe ses journées à espérer son retour, mais chaque jour qui s'écoule lui semble plus long que le précédent. Le récit dépeint un mélange de nostalgie et d'attente, rendant palpable l'urgence de son désir de retrouver celle qu'il aime. La répétition de ces cinq jours souligne l'angoisse croissante et le besoin désespéré de retrouver la chaleur de son foyer.