Wild Strawberries

Gordon Lightfoot

Transposer:

Gordon Lightfoot - Wild Strawberries ## ~ = Walk-Down from C to F ## CAPO: 4th Fret [VERSE 1:] If I had a dollar if I had a cent I would play most anywhere if it would pay my rent I’d be living on the downside in my old apartment For the rest of my days    People always ask why the world is on the run People like you and like me    [VERSE 2:] Is it really true you can really never win Moving to the upside tell me when does the fun begin Deep as the sea and as wild as the weather We will go just you and me to pick wild strawberries together Or be living on our own in a cabin in a meadow Or meandering alone we can face the world forever or we’ll [CHORUS:] Hit the bounding main or be on a railroad train Hit the boundless tide or be on a steamboat ride Hit the bounding main or be on a midnight plane Hit the pounding tide or be on a rainbow ride    [VERSE 3:] People often ask me just the way it must feel   To be standing up here with you down there    Let it now be known that throughout all of these years I have been wearing polka dot underwear      [VERSE 4:] Deep as the sea and as wild as the weather We will go just wait and see to gather crab-apples together And be wandering along toward a cabin in the meadow Or meandering alone we can face the world together or we’ll [CHORUS:] Hit the bounding main or be on a railroad train Hit the boundless tide or be on a steamboat ride Hit the bounding main or be on a midnight plane Hit the pounding tide or be on a rainbow ride    [INSTRUMENTAL:]                          [VERSE 5:] People always ask why the world is on the slide People like you and like me    Is it really true there will be no place left to hide Turning to the upside when does the fun begin [VERSE 6:] Deep as the sea and as wild as the weather We might go just you and me to pick wild strawberries together Or be living on our own in a cabin in a meadow And the cows will come home They can face the world forever and we’ll [CHORUS:] Hit the bounding main or be on a railroad train Hit the boundless tide or be on a steamboat ride Hit the bounding main or be on a midnight plane Hit the pounding tide or be on a rainbow ride Hit the bounding main or be on a midnight plane [OUTRO:] ~     

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empty heart empty heart G, D4/G, D4/Gb, G7/2/F, D, C, Am, Bm, Em, Dm
empty heart empty heart Em, A, C, D, Bm, Am
empty heart empty heart D, G, D2, E7, A
empty heart empty heart Amaj7, Bm7, E, A7, D, Dm6, D6, A
empty heart empty heart Em, D, C, G, F, Cmaj7, F/G, Eb/G, A/G
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empty heart empty heart C, F, G, Dm, Em, Am, E, A, B, F#m, G#m, Dbm
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La chanson évoque un désir de simplicité et d'authenticité dans la vie, mettant en avant l'idée que le bonheur peut se trouver dans des moments partagés, comme aller cueillir des fraises sauvages ou vivre en harmonie avec la nature. Elle parle des défis de la vie moderne et des incertitudes qui l'accompagnent, tout en offrant un contraste avec la tranquillité d'une existence plus rurale. Dans une ambiance nostalgique, l'artiste réfléchit sur le monde qui change et sur le poids des attentes sociétales. Au cœur de ce voyage, il appelle à chérir les petites choses et les moments de complicité, tout en restant ouvert à l'aventure, qu'elle se traduise par un voyage ou une simple déambulation ensemble. C'est une célébration des connexions humaines et de la beauté des instants partagés.