Nothing To Say

Jethro Tull

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(intro) E |----------------------------------------------------------------------- B |----------------------------------------------------------------------- G |----------------------------------------------------------------------- D |----------------------------------------------------------------------- A |------------5---7----4---5---2----4--------------5---7---4---5---2---4- E |----5---7---------------------------------5---7------------------------ (verse) Everyday there’s someone asking what is there to do? Should I love or should I fight is it all the same to you? No I say I have an answer proven to be true But if I were to share it with you you would stand to gain and I to lose ( ) Oh I couldn’t bear it so I’ve got nothing to say ( ) ( ) (single notes) Nothing to say ( ) ( ) Nothing to say ( ) (same as verse 1) Every morning pressure forming all around my eyes Ceilings crash the walls collapse broken by lies That your misfortune brought upon us and I won’t disguise them So don’t ask will I explain I won’t even begin to tell you why No just because I have a name well I’ve got nothing to say Nothing to say Nothing to say Climb a tower of freedom paint your own deceiving sign It’s not my power to criticize or ask you to be blind To your own pressing problem and the hate you must unwind So ask of me no answer there is none that I could give you couldn’t find I went your way ten years ago and I’ve got nothing to say Nothing to say Nothing to say (little acoustic end riff to fade - electric solos over top of this) E |---2-3-2-0--------0-----------------2-3-2---------------- B |--------------------3------------------------3----------- G |-----------------------------------------------------2-2- D |--------------------------------------------------------- A |--------------------------------------------------------- E |---------------------------------------------------------

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La chanson aborde le sentiment de vide et d'impuissance face aux questions de la vie quotidienne. L’artiste évoque les dilemmes entre l'amour et le conflit, soulignant l’idée que parfois, partager ses pensées peut engendrer des pertes personnelles, même si on détient une vérité. Il décrit également comment la pression et les mensonges environnants peuvent peser lourdement sur l’esprit, laissant un sentiment de désespoir. Dans un monde où l'on cherche souvent des réponses simples, le message suggère que certaines vérités ne peuvent être révélées sans conséquences. Cela résonne profondément dans notre quête d'authenticité et d'acceptation, tandis que l’artiste choisit de rester en retrait, conscient de l'absence de réponses satisfaisantes à cette complexité de la vie.

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