Road To Salinas

Goo Goo Dolls

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#----------------------------------PLEASE NOTE--------------------------------# #This file is the author’s own work and represents their interpretation of the# #song. You may only use this file for private study scholarship or research.# #-----------------------------------------------------------------------------# Road to Salinas by the Goo Goo Dolls (tabbed by Heidi - ) Goo Goo Dolls Web Site: The World of Goo http://soong.heinous.net/~goo/index.html Intro: (VII)--- (VII)--- Verse: Do you think it’d be okay if your willing to let things go Would you lay me to die and try to learn what you don’t know Bridge: I don’t know why I got behind the wheel Sun’s in the sky and I was Chorus: on the road to Salinas down the road i thought could free us Ordinary dreams would go and I would always get back home (verse) Take the time and try to find the boy inside my brain Someone waited out on him and he’s trying to get away (bridge) I dont know why I feel the way I feel Suns in the sky and I was (chorus) on the road to salinas down the road I thought could free us Ordinary dreams would go and I would always get back home (Verse) See myself with someone else and I just dont know why When i lay my head to sleep I lay awake and cry (bridge) I dont know why I got behind the wheel Suns in the sky and I was (chorus) on the road to salinas down he road I thought could free us Ordinary dreams would go and I would always get back home (solo - vocal ad lib) (4X) Ending (fade out)

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Dans cette chanson, l'auteur évoque un voyage symbolique, réfléchissant sur le fait de laisser derrière soi des espoirs et des désirs non réalisés. Il explore le conflit intérieur qui l’empêche de trouver la paix, tout en cherchant à comprendre les émotions et les rêves enfouis en lui. Le voyage vers Salinas représente une quête de liberté et de retour à soi, même si cela implique de faire face à ses douleurs et ses nostalgies. Le contexte semble tourner autour de sentiments de désorientation et de recherche de réconfort, tout en notant que la lumière du soleil au-dessus symbolise une forme d'espoir. Cela souligne le contraste entre le voyage physique et la lutte intérieure de l'individu.

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