Everybody Has The Blues

James Taylor

Transposer:

This has been played so many different ways with alternate chords. For sake of simplicity you will find the basic structure with a few additional walking chords at the end of the verses.   Use blues riffs heavily throughout and you’ll really be able to enjoy this. =================================================================== [Intro] Poor puppy you look so sad I guess you think that no one ever Felt so bad before [1st Verse] Everybody has the blues    Everybody has the blues    Everybody knows the way that you feel today                [2nd Verse] Everybody gets to sit and cry Everybody gets to wonder why Everybody gets to watch the sky turn grey              [Bridge] Maybe you lost your job Maybe you lost your girl Maybe you feel like you’re losing your mind That’s not the end of the world          [3rd Verse] Everybody gets to feel some pain Everyone got to get to caught out in the rain Everybody got some days that they can’t explain                             [4th Verse] Everybody got the blues    Everybody has the blues    Everybody knows the way that you feel today

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Cette chanson parle des moments difficiles de la vie, en soulignant que tout le monde traverse des périodes de tristesse ou de désespoir. L'artiste évoque des sentiments universels de chagrin et d'incertitude, rappelant que chacun peut faire face à des épreuves, que ce soit la perte d'un emploi ou d'une relation. Le message central est que ces expériences douloureuses font partie de l'existence et qu'elles ne définissent pas qui nous sommes. À travers des images simples et touchantes, elle encourage à reconnaître et à accepter sa souffrance, tout en suggérant que ce n'est pas la fin du monde.