Everything I See

George Strait

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Everything I See - George Strait Capo 3rd Intro: Drove down to the old place a couple a days ago Where I grew up riding next to you learning everything I know I noticed just how green things were when I pulled through the gate Like the greener pastures up there where we’ll meet again someday Wish I’d have thought to slip a phone in the pocket of your suit When the good Lord called you home on that sunny day in June Then I could send a picture of all the things you touched To think a man who led such a simple life could leave behind so much It’s just a lot of little things but they mean the world to me Everywhere I look there’s one more memory There’s a little bit of you in everything I see Seems to rain now all the time hadn’t seen this much in years Didn’t take you long to send back home some answers to our prayers A lot of things are different now but so much is still the same And I accidentally dial your number almost every day Wish I’d have thought to slip a phone in the pocket of your suit When the good Lord called you home on that sunny day in June Then I could send a picture of all the things you touched To think a man who led such a simple life could leave behind so much It’s just a lot of little things but they mean the world to me Everywhere I look there’s one more memory There’s a little bit of you in everything I see If somehow you could find that cloud with my stuff locked away Dust it off and you could see the things I send you everyday Yeah I could send a picture of your great grandson growing up Tell you one more time I love you and that I miss you so much Sometimes it’s the little things that really get to me Everywhere I look there’s one more memory There’s a little bit of you in everything I see Everywhere I look there’s one more memory There’s a little bit of you in everything I see

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La chanson évoque la nostalgie d'un être cher qui n'est plus là. L'auteur se souvient de moments passés ensemble et de l'impact profond que cette personne a eu sur sa vie. Il réalise que, même si tout a changé autour de lui, les souvenirs et les petites choses rappellent constamment la présence de son proche. Il exprime un désir de pouvoir partager encore des instants et des nouvelles avec lui, comme s'il pouvait lui envoyer des images des choses qui lui tiennent à cœur. Le contexte est celui d'une réflexion après la perte d'un être aimé, où le chanteur se rend compte que ce qui reste, ce sont les souvenirs et l'affection qui continuent de vivre à travers les détails quotidiens. Chaque coin du monde qui l'entoure semble imprégné de la mémoire de cette personne, illustrant ainsi le lien indéfectible entre deux âmes, même après la mort.

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