Maybe You Know

Grateful Dead

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[Intro] e|----------------------------------------| B|----------------------------------------| G|------2--2--2--2-----2---2--2--2--2-----| D|------2--2--4--5-----2---2--4--5--4-----| A|----------------------------------------| E|----------------------------------------| NOTE: Can also be played between Chorus and Verse (x2) [Verse] Have you ever wanted something Wanted it so burning bad That you’d lie that you’d cheat That you’d fight in the street And chance to lose what little you had [Chorus] Maybe you know how I’m feeling Maybe you know how I feel Maybe you know how I’m feeling But maybe to you it don’t seem so real [Verse] Time is only wasted On talking that is taking life When it all comes down You’re really covering ground I know I’ll get more done tonight [Chorus] Maybe you know how I’m feeling Maybe you know how I feel Maybe you know how I’m feeling But maybe to you it don’t seem so real [Verse] I’ve been hearing for a long time I still hear about some long-term plan Well I ain’t gettin’ younger Tired of wandering I was promised a rock but I only see sand [Chorus] Maybe you know how I’m feeling Maybe you know how I feel Maybe you know how I’m feeling But maybe to you it don’t seem so real [Verse] Now you don’t owe me nothing So don’t take it so personally N.C. There’s only one way To make it today And I’m doing all I can for me [Chorus] Maybe you know how I’m feeling Maybe you know how I feel Maybe you know how I’m feeling But maybe to you it don’t seem so real

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Cette chanson parle de désirs intenses et des efforts que l'on est prêt à fournir pour obtenir ce que l'on veut, même si cela implique des sacrifices ou des conflits. L'auteur exprime un sentiment d'urgence, le besoin de se battre pour ce qui compte tout en réalisant que le temps peut être gaspillé en discussions inutiles. Il évoque aussi une certaine lassitude face à des promesses non tenues et un désir de concrétiser ses aspirations avant qu'il ne soit trop tard. Au fond, il questionne la compréhension des autres sur ses émotions, se demandant si ses luttes résonnent chez eux comme elles le font en lui.

Le Chansonnier