Uncle Toad Said

Gordon Lightfoot

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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Gordon Lightfoot - Uncle Toad Said CAPO: 6th Fret [INTRO:]                [VERSE 1:] Uncle Toad sitting by the old south gate Waiting them boys they been staying out late Uncle Toad thinks they are way out of line Maybe they think he is past his prime      [CHORUS:] Uncle Toad said "Better straighten up right" When Uncle Toad spoke it was not a pretty sight           [VERSE 2:] Uncle Toad lived in the wood out back Lived in the shade of a utility shack He looked in at the big brick house At the girls as quiet as a mouse       [CHORUS:] Uncle Toad said "You had best get it right" When Uncle Toad spoke it was not a pretty sight           [VERSE 3:] Uncle Toad tucked in the compost pile Out by the back door look at him smile He said "Kid stop drinking that brew Plan while you can or the joke’s on you"       [CHORUS:] Uncle Toad said "Better straighten up right" When Uncle Toad spoke it was not a pretty sight           [VERSE 4:] Uncle Toad sitting by the swimming pool Sits in the sun when the weather turns cool Sits in the sun when the girls walk by Maybe they think he’s a little bit sly        [CHORUS:] Uncle Toad said "You had best get it right" When Uncle Toad spoke it was not a pretty sight                       [VERSE 5:] Uncle Toad sitting by the cool mill race All day long with a grin on his face He said "Boys you had better not try Kissing ’em girls ’cause I won’t stand by"        [CHORUS:] Uncle Toad said "Better straighten up right" When Uncle Toad spoke it was not a pretty sight           [VERSE 6:] Uncle Toad sitting by the wrought iron fence Looks at the moon like it don’t make sense We say "Toad here’s looking at you Hoping you’ll get your wish too"       [CHORUS:] Sway to the left sway to the right When Uncle Toad spoke it was not a pretty sight [OUTRO:]    (## repeat to end ##)                        

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empty heart empty heart E, A, B, E4
empty heart empty heart Dm/A, Dm, Am7, D, A7/4
empty heart empty heart G, D, C, D7, A7, A
empty heart empty heart C, F, G4, G, Em, Dm7, Am, D/F#, G/F, E, C/G, E7
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empty heart empty heart C, G, F, Em, Am, C7, D7, D7/Gb, E7, G7, D, Am/G
empty heart empty heart Am, C, G, D, F
empty heart empty heart E, B, G, A, E7
empty heart empty heart e, G, C, Cmaj7, C7, F, Fm
empty heart empty heart E5, E7, B7/4, A, D
La chanson raconte l'histoire d'un oncle, un personnage sage et un peu excentrique, qui observe la jeunesse autour de lui. Il exprime des préoccupations sur le comportement de ces jeunes, insistant sur l'importance de faire les bons choix et de ne pas se laisser emporter par des actions irréfléchies. À travers des scènes de sa vie quotidienne, comme ses réflexions près de la maison ou son sourire en regardant les jeunes filles, il met en lumière sa vision du monde. Le contexte suggère une vie simple et rurale, où l’oncle, en dépit de son âge, conseille et surveille ceux qui l'entourent. Cela évoque le rapport entre les générations et souligne les conseils parfois peu écoutés des aînés.