The chronicles of life and death

Good Charlotte

Transposer:

You come in cold You’re covered in blood They’re all so happy you’ve arrived. The doctor cuts your cord he hands you to your mum She sets you free into this life And where do you go With no destination No maps to guide you Wouldn’t you know that it doesn’t matter We all end up the same. These are the chronicles of life and death and everything between These are the stories of our lives as fictional as they may seem. You come in this world and you go out just the same. Today could be the best day of your life. And money talks in this world Thats what idiots will say But you’ll find out that this world Is just an idiots parade Before you go you’ve got some questions and you want answers. But now you’re old cold covered in blood right back to where you Started from. These are the chronicles of life and death and everything between These are the stories of our lives as fictional as they may seem. You come in this world and you go out just the same. Today could be the worst day of your life. Interlude Of your life Its your life (Muted) until * * = strum These are the chronicles of life and death and everything between n.c * These are the stories of our lives as fictional as they may seem. You come in this world and you go out just the same. Today could be the best day of Today could be the worst day of Today could be the last day of your life it’s your life your life.

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La chanson évoque le parcours de la vie, des premières minutes de la naissance jusqu'à la mort. Elle souligne l’idée que, peu importe les circonstances ou les choix, nous finissons tous par connaître la même destinée. La vie est présentée comme un chemin sans véritable guide, et malgré les aléas, chaque moment peut être un tournant. Ce qui semble important dans ce récit, c'est de se rappeler que chaque journée a son propre poids, pouvant être tantôt la meilleure, tantôt la pire. Dans un monde où l’argent et l’apparence prennent souvent le devant de la scène, le texte nous invite à réfléchir sur le sens de notre existence et sur les questions que nous nous posons au fil du temps. Notre voyage commence, évolue et se termine, laissant place à l’idée que nous revenons finalement à nos origines. La chanson apparaît comme un miroir de la condition humaine, pleine de paradoxes et de vérités simples mais profondes.

Le Chansonnier