Seven Stones

Genesis

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[Intro]               I heard    the old man tell his tale [Verse 1]    Tinker alone within a storm    And losing hope he clears the leaves beneath a tree    Seven stones lay on the ground    Within the seventh house a friend was found    And the changes of no consequence will pick up the reins from nowhere [Verse 2]    Sailors in peril on the sea    Amongst the waves a rock looms nearer and not yet seen    They see a gull flying by    The Captain turns the boat and he asks not why    And the changes of no consequence will pick up the reins from nowhere    Dsus4 D    Nowhere [Bridge] Gm    Fsus4 F Gm    Fsus4 F        [Chorus]    Despair that tires the world brings the old man laughter    The laughter of the world only grieves him believe him    The old man’s guide is chance [Bridge]                I heard    the old man tell his tale [Instrumental interlude] Ebsus4 Eb Bbsus4 Bb / [Verse 3]    Farmer who knows not when to sow    Consults the old man clutching money in his hand    With a shrug the old man smiled    Took the money left the farmer wild    And the changes of no consequence will pick up the reins from nowhere    Dsus4 D    Nowhere [Bridge] Gm    Fsus4 F Gm    Fsus4 F Dbsus2 Dbmaj9 Dbsus2 Dbmaj9 [Chorus]    Despair that tires the world brings the old man laughter    The laughter of the world only grieves him believe him    The old man’s guide is chance                          [Bridge] Dbsus4/ / / Dbsus4/ / / [Instrumental outro]                                 / Abmsus4/ Bm7b5 Em Gmadd6

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empty heart empty heart G#m9, E, F#, A, D, G, B, e, Emaj9, Gmaj7, C, Bm, Em, B7
empty heart empty heart G, C, D, Em, B7, E, B, A, F#, Bbm, G#, Db, F, F7
empty heart empty heart G#m, G#m6, G#m7, B, F#, G#, Db, E, Dbm, F#m, Am, D, F, G, A, Bbm, Bm, Dbm7, Em, C
empty heart empty heart G/B, D/A, A/G, F#m, A7/E, A/C, A, A6, A7, Bm7, G, Em7, D/F#, G6, F#m7, A/Db, Em4/7
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empty heart empty heart A2, D4, D5, G6, E4, D2, e, B, G, E, A, Am, Bm, D, Bm7, Em7, Em, C, B7
empty heart empty heart C, F, G, Bb, Dm7, Em, Am, Dm, A, Gm7, Eb, Am7
empty heart empty heart Bbm6, Am, D, Bb, C, Bb6, Am7, Gm7, G, Gm, Dm, Db, F, F#, A, C6/9, Bbm
empty heart empty heart A, D, Em, Db, C, A7, G, B7, F#
empty heart empty heart Bm, F#m, Em7, F#m7, E, G#m7, C#m, F, E6, C, Fmaj7, Em, A, F#
Cette chanson évoque les réflexions d'un vieil homme qui partage des histoires de vie empreintes de mélancolie et d'espoir. Il raconte la solitude d’un bricoleur en pleine tempête, la découverte inattendue d’un ami, et la vulnérabilité des marins face à la mer, soulignant que souvent, les changements semblent insignifiants, mais peuvent avoir un impact profond. Le vieil homme apparaît comme un guide, mais ce qu'il offre est davantage un mélange de chance et d'ironie que de véritables conseils. Son rire, fruit d'un désespoir plus profond, contraste avec la superficialité des plaisanteries du monde qui l’entoure. Au fil des rencontres, il observe les incertitudes de la vie, comme ce fermier désorienté, et sa sagesse semble s'exercer à travers ces récits partagés.