Maxine

John Legend

Ce chant est à 4 accords magiques! Il est montré ici dans la transposition originale: en le jouant avec des capo ou en le transposant, vous pouvez le ramener à Am, F, C, G.

Transposer:

[Verse] I happened to notice a girl in a light shade of blue I happened to see her the sight of her leaves me confused She may not be you But she looks just like you She may not be you But she looks just like you You should’ve seen the way she wore her dress And her white stiletto shoes You should’ve seen the way they looked on her Just like the ones that I bought you I searched for days on end to no avail ’Til I found them in Peru She must’ve been to Lima just as well Because she had them too You should’ve seen her eyes her lips her face She looked as sweet as honeydew You should’ve seen the way she walked away Oh she swayed her hips like you I was only several steps from her But she never noticed me I took another sip of fine liqueur It was quite a sight to see I happened to notice a girl in a light shade of blue I happened to see her the sight of her leaves me confused She may not be you But she looks just like you She may not be you But she looks just like you You should’ve seen the way he stroked her hair And the smile that lit her face You should’ve seen the way he kissed her lips Did it have the same sweet taste? Though my mind it might be running wild In constant search of you It’s funny how my eyes keep seeing things my heart Would not believe are true I happened to notice a man in a dark shade of blue Who happened to be with a woman who leaves me confused She may not be you But she looks just like you She may not be you But she looks just like you Maxine she looks just like you Maxine she looks just like you Maxine Maxine

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Dans cette chanson, le narrateur observe une femme qui lui rappelle une ancienne compagne. Bien qu'elle ne soit pas exactement cette personne, sa ressemblance physique et son charme le plongent dans la nostalgie. Il se perd dans ses souvenirs d'amour, évoquant des détails précis sur ce qu'il avait offert à son ancienne amante, comme une robe ou des chaussures. Sa recherche de réminiscences le confronte à une certaine confusion et à un mélange d'émotions, tandis qu'il constate l'interaction de cette nouvelle femme avec un homme, ce qui ravive encore davantage son sentiment de manque. Le contexte pourrait évoquer une séparation ou un chagrin d'amour, où le narrateur se retrouve face à quelqu'un qui lui rappelle de façon troublante une personne qu'il a perdue. Cette situation souligne les liens profonds que l'on peut avoir avec des souvenirs, laissant une empreinte indélébile dans nos cœurs.

Le Chansonnier