You Dont Have To Be In The Army To Fight In The War

George Ezra

Ce chant est à 4 accords magiques! Il est montré ici dans la transposition originale: en le jouant avec des capo ou en le transposant, vous pouvez le ramener à Am, F, C, G.

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Intro: (2x) Verse: (Repeated throughout) When your girlfriend asks you ’round to her house and you meet her folks and they say that your hair’s too long and you’re not their kind of bloke they grab you by the collar and they throw you through the door You don’t have to be in the army to fight in the war Verse: Well you’re working very hard to get promotion in your job but arrive late on morning just because you missed the bus the foreman say "you’re fired ’cause you punctuality spoor" You don’t have to be in the army to fight in the war Short Riff Starts Palm Muted and gets louder: (Plays throughout) e|------------------|-------------------|------------------|--------------------| B|------------------|-------------------|------------------|--------------------| G|--4--5--7----4----|----4--5--7----4---|---4--5--7----5---|---5--7--7----4-----| D|------------------|-------------------|------------------|--------------------| A|------------------|-------------------|------------------|--------------------| E|------------------|-------------------|------------------|--------------------| Verse: Then you go into a hotel to get put up for the night and they say that you can’t stay there just because your shirt aint white you’re tired and you hungry and you cannot walk no more You don’t have to be in the army to fight in the war Break: Verse: Ain’t no money ain’t no woman ain’t no roof above your head so you lay down in the park and you wish that you were dead the fuzz says you are trespassing and kicks you in the jaw You don’t have to be in the army to fight in the war You don’t have to be in the army to fight in the war You don’t have to be in the army to fight in the war You don’t have to be in the army to fight in the war You don’t have to be ...........etc. fade out.

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Cette chanson évoque les luttes quotidiennes et les petites batailles que chacun mène, même sans être soldat. Elle décrit des situations banales mais difficiles, comme le rejet des parents de sa copine, les difficultés au travail liées à l'absence de ponctualité, et les moments de désespoir face à l'absence de toit et de ressources. L'idée maîtresse est que ces défis de la vie peuvent être tout aussi éprouvants qu’un vrai conflit, soulignant ainsi que le combat peut prendre de nombreuses formes, bien au-delà du champ de bataille traditionnel. C'est un rappel que chaque jour, nous faisons face à nos propres combats, qu'ils soient visibles ou non.

Le Chansonnier