Bad As It Gets

Jewel

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BAD AS IT GETS Recorded by Jewel (From the 2010 Album SWEET AND WILD) Capo 1st fret [Intro] [Verse 1] I close my eyes so I can’t see you leaving I still hear you walking out I can’t move feel like I’m not breathing How do I live without you now? [Chorus] Is this as bad as it gets? Is this as hard as it seems? Oh is this the way it feels with a dagger through your heart When you’re falling to your knees ripped and torn apart? How long am I gonna cry? Feel like I’m gonna die Trying to forget Is this as bad as it gets? [Verse 2] The sun’s goin’ down How will I ever face our empty bed? Turn out the light It hurts too much To know you’re never coming home again You said goodbye [Chorus] Is this as bad as it gets? Is this as hard as it seems? Oh is this the way it feels with a dagger through your heart When you’re falling to your knees ripped and torn apart? How long am I gonna cry? Feel like I’m gonna die Trying to forget Is this as bad as it gets? Tonight tell me I’ve seen the worst of this jagged knife Deep inside my broken heart A N.C. He’ll only leave a scar [Chorus] Is this as bad as it gets? Is this as hard as it seems? Is this the way it feels with a dagger through your heart When you’re falling to your knees ripped and torn apart How long am I gonna cry feel like I’m gonna die Trying to forget Is this as hard Is this as tough Is this as bad as it gets? [Outro] Oh I close my eyes so I can’t see you leaving

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Cette chanson explore la douleur et la perte après un adieu. L’interprète évoque la difficulté de vivre sans l'autre, ressentant un vide immense et une souffrance qui semblent insurmontables. Les images de la nuit, de l'obscurité et des souvenirs d’un amour perdu créent une atmosphère poignante, où chaque moment sans cette présence devient un véritable défi. Le contexte sous-jacent est celui d'une séparation dévastatrice, où les souvenirs d’un amour passé hantent l’âme. L'artiste se questionne sur la profondeur de sa souffrance, hésitant entre l'espoir de guérir et la réalité de la douleur persistante. C'est un témoignage de la fragilité de l'amour et de l'impact que peut avoir une rupture sur notre quotidien.

Le Chansonnier