The Last Fall

Graham Nash

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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Words and Music by Graham Nash from his 2016 album "This Path Tonight." A recording of this song is found here: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=LD4yn9zJ7zk Drop D Tuning [Intro] [Verse 1] It all starts to happen with the sun going down When the light gently falls and fades away. And the air hangs heavy with the scent of your soul As it’s saying goodbye to the end of the day. [Verse 2] And it all begins with the kiss of a lifetime That’s never been given and never been alone. And is it God-given mercy this absence of touch. Should you love me at all could I love you this much. [Chorus] And I’m hearing your heart beat from the distance of memory. And with half of my heart I respect your sad call. You can be who you are through this time of your trouble. This time that we’re sharing before         the last fall. [Verse 3] And as I sit here and wonder about the fate of my being And the weight of my seeing you so far away. But I refuse to go under this part of my loneliness When all of this heartache is heading my way. [Verse 4] I’m seeing your soul through the eyes of eternity When all my resistance is fading away. And from the depths of this hole I can deal with your agony Hoping to help you in any way. [Chorus] And I’m hearing your heart beat from the distance of memory. And with half of my heart I respect your sad call. You can be who you are through this time of your trouble. This time that we’re sharing before         the last fall. [Verse 5] And from where I am standing what looks like adversity May be anxiety wrapped up in fear. Or failing to recognize the heartbeat of someone Of someone who wants you and sees you so clear. [Verse 6] I can only tell you to follow your feelings And follow your heart to the end of the road. And you may find out when you finally get there. And open a window or close all the doors. [Chorus] And I’m hearing your heart beat from the distance of memory. And with half of my heart I respect your sad call. You can be who you are in this time of your trouble. This time that we’re sharing before         the last fall.

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empty heart empty heart Am, Dm, Em, E7, Dm7, Am7
empty heart empty heart G, Am, Gm, Am7, Em, C
empty heart empty heart C, Em, G, Am, F, Am7, B, Fmaj7, E7, Fm
empty heart empty heart A, Bm7, Dbm7, Dmaj7, D, Bm, F#m, Dbm, G#m
empty heart empty heart A, F#m7, E, F#m, D, Db, B, D9
empty heart empty heart Dm, C, G, B, Bb
empty heart empty heart A, C, Bm7, F#m, D, E
empty heart empty heart E, A, B7, E7, F#
empty heart empty heart F#, Ebm, B, Db
empty heart empty heart F, Am, G, A, C, B, D7, F#
Cette chanson évoque des sentiments profonds de mélancolie et de connexion. Elle parle de la nostalgie d'un amour non partagé et de la manière dont la séparation crée un souffrance palpable. L'auteur se demande si l'absence de contact physique et émotionnel est un acte de miséricorde, tout en exprimant un respect pour la douleur de l'autre. Il évoque aussi la tentation de sombrer dans la solitude, mais préfère se concentrer sur l'espoir et la beauté d'un lien spirituel. Le contexte pourrait se situer dans une période de transition ou de crise personnelle, où l'on ressent une tension entre l’amour inconditionnel et la distance. L’atmosphère de la chanson est marquée par une réflexion sur la vérité des émotions humaines, toujours avec un regard tourné vers le divin et l'éternité.