In Repair

John Mayer

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(Capo 2 or open if the falsetto flip is a tad high for you guitar lovin’ baritones out there.) [Intro] (x2) [Verse] Too many shadows in my room Too many hours in this midnight Too many corners in my mind So much to do to set my heart right [Chorus] Oh it’s taken so long I could be wrong I could be ready. Oh but if I take my hearts advice I should assume it’s still unsteady. I am... In repair. I am... In repair. [Verse 2] Stood on the corner for a while. To wait for the wind to blow down on me. Hoping it takes with it my old ways. And brings some brand new look upon me. [Chorus] Oh it’s taken so long I could be wrong I could be ready. Oh but if I take my hearts advice I should assume it’s still unsteady. I am... In repair. I am... In repair. [Verse 3] And now Im walking in a park. And all of the birds they dance below me. Maybe when things turn green again. It will be good to say you know me. [Chorus] Oh it’s taken so long I could be wrong I could be ready. Oh but if I take my hearts advice I should assume it’s still unsteady. I am... In repair. I am... In repair.

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Cette chanson évoque un cheminement intérieur, où l’artiste se confronte à ses doutes et à ses blessures. Il exprime une prise de conscience de son état actuel, oscillant entre l’espoir de retrouver un équilibre et la réalité de ses failles. Il attend un changement, illustré par l'idée que le vent pourrait balayer ses anciennes habitudes, tout en reconnaissant qu'il est en pleine reconstruction. Dans ce parcours, il évoque des moments de solitude, de réflexion et, finalement, d'acceptation. L’artiste se trouve dans un processus de transformation, symbolisé par une sorte de renaissance lorsque la nature se renouvelle autour de lui. C’est une invitation à observer sa propre vulnérabilité avec bienveillance, tout en espérant un avenir meilleur.

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