Home Town

Joe Jackson

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--------------------------------------------------------------------------- Hometown - Joe Jackson --------------------------------------------------------------------------- Written by: Joe Jackson Tabbed by: maguri From: "Big World" (1986) Tuning: Standard --------------------------------------------------------------------------- [Intro] | | | Asus4 | Asus4 | | | | | | | | | | | [Verse] Of all the stupid things I could have thought this was the worst I started to believe that I was born at seventeen And all the stupid things the letters and the broken verse Stayed hidden at the bottom of the drawer they’d always been And now I plough through files of bills receipts and credit cards And tickets and the daily news and sometimes I just wanna go back to my [Chorus] Home Town though I know it’ll never be the same Back to my home town ’cause it’s been so long And I’m wondering if it’s still there ... ooh ooh ooh [Interlude] | | | | Asus4 | | | | | Asus4 | [Verse] We think we’re pretty smart us city slickers get around And when the going’s rough we kill the pain and relocate We’re never married never faithful not to any town But we never leave the past behind we just accumulate So sometimes when the music stops I seem to hear a distant sound Of waves and seagulls football crowds and churchbells And I wanna go back to my [Chorus] Home Town though I know it’ll never be the same Back to my home town ’cause it’s been so long And I’m wondering if it’s still there [Interlude] | | % | | % | | % | | | [Chorus] Back to my home town though I know it’ll never be the same Back to my home town ’cause it’s been so long And I’m wondering if it’s still there ... ooh ooh ooh [Outro] | | | | Asus4 | | | | | Asus4 | | | | |

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Cette chanson évoque le désir de retourner à ses racines, à un endroit qui a marqué notre enfance, même si on sait qu'il a changé. L'artiste se remémore le passé, entre souvenirs d'un temps révolu et une certaine nostalgie pour une époque plus simple. Il constate qu'en tant qu'adulte, il a accumulé des expériences et des biens matériels, mais il reste attaché à des souvenirs d'événements simples comme des chants d'oiseaux ou des matchs de football. Il cherche à reconnecter avec son passé, même s'il sait que cet endroit ne sera plus jamais pareil.

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