Wonderful World

James Morrison

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I've been down so low People look at me and they know They can tell something wrong Like I don't belong Staring through a window Standing outside, they're just too happy to care tonight I want to be like them But I'll mess it up again I tripped on my way in And got kicked outside, everybody saw... And I know that it's wonderful world But I can't feel it right now Well I thought that I was doing well But I just want to cry now Well I know that it's a wonderful world From the sky down to the sea But I can only see it when you're here, here with me Sometimes I feel so full of love It just comes spilling out It's uncomfortable to see I give it away so easily But if I had someone I would do anything I'd never, never, ever let you feel Alone I won't I won't leave you on your own But who am I to dream' Dreams are for fools, they let you down... And I wish that I could make it better I'd give anything for you to call me Or maybe just a little letter Oh, we could start again And I know that it's wonderful world when you're with me

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La chanson évoque une profonde mélancolie et un sentiment d'aliénation. Le narrateur se sent à l'écart des autres et éprouve des difficultés à apprécier la beauté du monde qui l'entoure, surtout lorsqu'il se compare aux autres. Malgré tout, il ressent un immense désir d'amour et de connexion, et il exprime un besoin de soutien et de proximité avec quelqu'un. Les pensées de solitude et d'incertitude quant à un avenir meilleur sont omniprésentes, mais ce besoin d'être accompagné semble essentiel pour voir la beauté de la vie. Dans un contexte où les gens semblent heureux et insouciants, notre narrateur se débat avec ses propres démons, se demandant s'il pourra un jour trouver sa place et renouer avec cet état de bonheur. Cette lutte interne, teintée d'espoir, montre la complexité des relations humaines et le besoin d'appartenance.

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