Poison Love

Jerry Lee Lewis

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I hear your poison love has stained the life blood In my heart and soul dear And I know my life will never be the same For my pleading has all been in vain For you and you alone dear And you know that you are guilty of the shame. I: Into each life a love is born for one And one alone dear The love I chose was surely not for me For your poison love has stained the life blood In my heart and soul dear And I know our love was never meant to be. I hear your poison love has stained the life blood In my heart and soul dear And I know my life will never be the same For my pleading has all been in vain For you and you alone dear And you know that you are guilty of the shame. II: But still my heart cries out for you And you alone my darling It makes me never ever let you go But my pleading has all been in vain For your and you alone dear And my better judgement tells me to say no. I hear your poison love has stained the life blood In my heart and soul dear And I know my life will never be the same For my pleading has all been in vain For you and you alone dear And you know that you are guilty of the shame. For your poison love has stained the life blood In my heart and soul dear And I know my life will never be the same For my pleading has all been in vain For you and you alone dear And you know that you are guilty of the shame.

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La chanson évoque une passion destructrice, où l'amour de l'autre, décrit comme "poison", inflige une profonde douleur au cœur et à l'âme. Le narrateur ressent que sa vie ne sera plus jamais la même à cause de cette relation, qui semble être à sens unique et vouée à l'échec. Malgré ses supplications et sa douleur, il admet que ses efforts pour changer la situation ont été vains, laissant transparaître à la fois une obsession et un sentiment de trahison. Elle parle d'une lutte intérieure, entre le désir d'accrocher à cet amour et la conscience que ce lien est toxique. Cette dualité met en lumière la difficulté de se libérer d'une relation qui, bien qu'illusoirement passionnée, cause plus de souffrance que de bonheur. C'est un portrait sincère d'une expérience amoureuse où la passion prend le pas sur la raison.

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