Leave Them Boys Alone

Hank Williams, Jr.

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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Now they say Hank Jr. has strayed away - of all them songs that put his daddy in an early grave but his daddy would be proud if he could see bocephus now why dont you leave that boy alone and let him sing his song Ole Waylon has been known to play half time - And he been known to get out of his mind Dont know whether hes right or wrong - he’s got a string of hits about two miles long - Why dont you leave that boy alone and let him sing his song Chorus : Why dont you leave them boys alone and let’em sing there songs you know there gonna do whatever they want If you dont like the way they sing who’s gonna cast the first stone Why dont you leave them boys alone and let’em sing there song Verse : 3 Hank Williams was the king of country soul - my daddy took me to see him in lubuck but he did’nt show - Now the people got mad and they all went home the first thing we did was put his records on - I guess we should have left him alone and let him sing his song Repeat Chorus

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Cette chanson évoque l'idée que chacun devrait être libre de vivre sa passion et de s'exprimer sans jugement. Elle souligne que, malgré les critiques que l'artiste peut recevoir pour son style ou sa vie, son talent et son héritage devraient être respectés. On y parle d'un artiste qui, en raison de certaines opinions sur sa carrière, mérite de ne pas être dérangé et de pouvoir chanter à sa manière. Le contexte derrière ces paroles reflète la lutte des musiciens face aux attentes et aux jugements de la société. En particulier, la chanson fait référence à l'héritage musical que des figures comme Hank Williams ont laissé, tout en rappelant combien il est important de laisser libre cours à sa créativité.

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