Two Different Directions

John Denver

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They say they love each other I've no doubt they do They say they'll always be together That may not be true They come from different places Different points of view They find themselves in different spaces Everything is all brand new Two different directions Too many different ways One always on the road somewhere The other one always stays Too often unhappy Too often on your own When you are moving in different directions True love is all alone Old stories start to surface Patterns from long ago And loving quickly turns to anger For reasons they don't even know The strongest heart can be broken With one insensitive word The deepest feelings remain unspoken No one is seen and nothing heard Two different directions Too many different ways One always wants to work things out The other one wants to play To ready for changes To much that just can't wait When you are moving in different directions True love can turn to hate If opposites attract each other What's the reason for One being like an open window One just like a closing door Two different directions Two many different ways One likes to see the morning sunrise The other one sleeps in late To many tomorrows To many times too late When you are moving in different directions True love may have to wait If you are committed to different directions True love will have to wait

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La chanson évoque les défis que rencontrent deux personnes qui s'aiment, mais qui viennent d'horizons très différents. Malgré leurs promesses de rester ensemble, il devient évident qu'ils se dirigent dans des directions opposées, ce qui crée des tensions. L'un aspire à la stabilité, tandis que l'autre recherche le changement et l'aventure. Cela engendre des malentendus et des ressentiments, et souvent, l'amour peut se transformer en conflit sans que l'on en comprenne vraiment les raisons. Le contexte de cette chanson est particulièrement pertinent dans les relations modernes, où les différences personnelles et les aspirations individuelles peuvent compliquer l'engagement. Malgré la profondeur des sentiments, le fossé entre leurs attentes peut finir par les éloigner l'un de l'autre. Ce tableau met en lumière la fragilité des liens, même dans les affinités les plus sincères.

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