Little Miss Lonely

Helen Shapiro

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Accords : Dm : x57765 A# : 688766 C : 8-10-10-988 A#m : 688666 G : 355433 Gm/F : xx3333 Oh I cried last night How I cried last night For I knew warning you've given me last night Now it's over yes its over And all my tears are all too late I won't sleep tonight I will weep tonight But the year fill with tears would not put this right For I have lost you, I lost you Now I'm only little miss lonely A tear is such a very lonely thing But crying is the only thing that I can find to do since I lost you I'm wiser now, so much wiser now But my wisdom is the wisdom of a fool somehow For I love you, I still love you But I'm only little miss lonely A tear is such a very lonely thing But crying is the only thing that I can find to do since I lost you I'm wiser now, so much wiser now But my wisdom is the wisdom of a fool somehow For I love you, I still love you But I'm only little miss lonely For I love you, I still love you But I'm only little miss lonely

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Cette chanson évoque la tristesse et la solitude ressenties après une rupture. Elle raconte le désespoir d'une personne qui pleure la perte de son amour, se sentant perdue et désespérée. Malgré la douleur, il y a une prise de conscience de la situation, mais cette sagesse ne fait que rappeler la profondeur de la souffrance. La protagoniste se sent comme une petite fille isolée, n'ayant pour seule échappatoire que ses larmes. Elle semble naviguer entre le regret et un amour toujours présent, même si cela rend la solitude encore plus difficile à supporter. Les larmes deviennent une métaphore de son chagrin, soulignant à quel point la perte est pesante dans sa vie. Au final, c'est un portrait touchant de la vulnérabilité humaine face à l'amour et à la solitude.

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