My Bloody Valentine

Good Charlotte

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Oh my love Please don’t cry I’ll wash my bloody hands and We’ll start a new life I ripped out His throat And called you on the telephone to Take off My disguise Just in time to hear you cry when you... You mourn the death of your bloody valentine The night he died You mourn the death of your bloody valentine One last time Singin’... Oh my love Please don’t cry I’ll wash my bloody hands and We’ll start a new life I don’t know much at all I don’t know wrong from right All I know is that I love you tonight There was... Police and Flashing lights The rain came down so hard that night and the Headlines read A lover died No tell-tale heart was left to find when you... You mourn the death of your bloody valentine The night he died You mourn the death of your bloody valentine One last time Singin’... Oh my love Please don’t cry I’ll wash my bloody hands and We’ll start a new life I don’t know much at all I don’t know wrong from right All I know is that I love you tonight Tonight Too...nigh...igh...ight He dropped you off I followed him home Then I stood outside his bedroom window Standing over him he begged me not to do What I knew I had to do cause I’m so in love with you Oh my love Please don’t cry I’ll wash my bloody hands and We’ll start a new life I don’t know much at all I don’t know wrong from right All I know is that I love you tonight Tonight End on F#m I’m not sure about the E on the last ’tonight’ but I think the rest is right hope you enjoy ;D

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Cette chanson raconte une histoire d'amour sombre et tragique, où un protagoniste, poussé par sa passion, commet un acte impensable. Il exprime son désir de commencer une nouvelle vie avec la personne qu'il aime, tout en portant le poids d'un crime. Sa déclaration d'amour est teintée de culpabilité et de chagrin, alors qu'il se rend compte des conséquences de ses actes. Le contexte met en lumière une nuit fatidique où la passion se transforme en violence, révélant les luttes internes entre l'amour, la moralité, et le désespoir. Les images puissantes de la pluie, des sirènes et des titres de journaux accentuent le drame de la situation.

Le Chansonnier