Well Well Well

John Lennon

Transposer:

Well Well Well Oh Well Well Well Well Oh Well I took my loved one out to dinner So we could get a bite to eat And though we both had been much thinner She looked so beautiful I could eat her Well Well Well Oh Well Well Well Well Oh Well I took my loved one to a big field So we could watch the english sky We both were nervous feeling guilty And neither one of us knew just why Well Well Well Oh Well Well Well Well Oh Well Well Well Well Oh Well Well Well Well Oh Well Well Well Well Oh Well Well Well Well Oh Well Well Well Well  Well                 Well      N.C. Well Well Well Oh Well Well Well Well Oh Well We sat and talked of revolution just like two liberals in the sun we talked of womens liberation and how the hell we could get things done Well Well Well Oh Well Well Well Well Oh Well I took my loved one to a big field So we could watch the english sky We both were nervous feeling guilty And neither one of us knew just why Well Well Well Oh Well Well Well Well Oh Well Well Well Well Oh Well Well Well Well Oh Well Well Well Well Oh Well Well Well Well Oh Well Well Well Well  Well       

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La chanson évoque une sortie amoureuse qui tourne autour des moments simples et des réflexions partagées. Le narrateur emmène sa partenaire dîner, admirant sa beauté tout en évoquant un sentiment de nostalgie, comme si leur passé commun avait laissé des traces. Après cela, ils se retrouvent dans un grand champ pour apprécier le ciel anglais, mais une certaine culpabilité plane sur leurs esprits, sans qu’ils ne sachent vraiment pourquoi. Leurs échanges glissent ensuite vers des sujets plus profonds, comme les révolutions sociales et la libération des femmes, révélant une envie de changement et d'engagement. Ce mélange de légèreté et de réflexion douce-amère peint un tableau de l'amour contemporain, où le quotidien et les aspirations civiques se côtoient.