Bring It On Back

Jet

Transposer:

**Standard Tuning** (Verse I) Is it OK if I don’t make it? Is it OK if I don’t come around? The light is fading and the sun has gone down Bring it all back bring it all back bring it all back (Verse II) Where’s the day that never ended? Tell me when it’s time to open up my eyes Light the morning with the sun on the rise Bring it on back bring it on back bring on back Bring it on back bring it on back bring it on back (Chorus) For all that you do For all that you had For all that you said Would you take it all back? When all that you see Is much more than you have I will bring it on back bring it on back bring it on back (Verse III) You won’t know me ’til you need me But I won’t let you down so open up your eyes The day is done the sun has set in the sky Bring it on back bring it on back bring on back Bring it on back bring it on back bring it on back (Chorus) For all that you do For all that you had For all that you said Would you take it on back? When all that you see Is much more than you have I will bring it on back bring it on back bring on back Bring it on back Bring it on back Bring it on back (Bridge) Just because your eyes are open Doesn’t mean you can see So where do we go? Well that’s between you and me Ahh- (Chorus) For all that you do For all that you had For all that you said Would you take it all back? When all that you see Is much more than you have I will bring it on back bring it on back bring it on back Bring it all back bring it all back bring it all back -DLiporada2014

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La chanson évoque des réflexions sur le temps qui passe et les regrets que l'on peut avoir. Elle met en lumière les moments où l'on se sent perdu, cherchant à retrouver quelque chose de précieux, que ce soit un état d'esprit ou des relations. Le narrateur s'interroge sur la valeur des souvenirs et ce qui pourrait être changé si on en avait la possibilité. À travers des questions et des images, il évoque ce besoin de revenir en arrière, de retrouver une clarté et une connexion perdue. Le thème de l'éveil et de la prise de conscience est également présent, soulignant que parfois nous pouvons être totalement absents même lorsque nos yeux sont ouverts. Cela souligne l'importance de pleinement apprécier la réalité qui nous entoure et les personnes qui nous soutiennent.

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