Say What You Need To Say

John Mayer

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Intro: (2x) Verse 1: Take out all your wasted honor Every little past frustration Take all of your so called problems Better put them in quotations Say what you need to say Say what you need to say (3x) Instrumental: Verse 2: Walking like a one man army Fighting with the shadows in your head Living on the same old moment Knowing you’ll be better off instead if you could only chorus (4x) Bridge: Have no fear for giving in Have no fear for giving all of it You better know that in the end Its better you say too much Than never to say what you need to say again Instrumental: Verse 3: Even if your hands are shaking And your faith is broken Even as the eyes are closing Do it with a heart wide open a wide heart Chorus (9x)

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Cette chanson évoque l’importance d’exprimer ce que l’on ressent vraiment, sans retenue. Elle parle des luttes intérieures et des doutes qui nous freinent, nous encourageant à laisser de côté nos peurs pour communiquer nos pensées et nos émotions. En fin de compte, il vaut mieux dire trop que de rester silencieux, même si cela implique d’être vulnérable. Le message peut trouver un écho dans de nombreux moments de la vie, que ce soit dans des relations personnelles, des confrontations ou même des réflexions intérieures. C’est un rappel poignant que la sincérité est essentielle pour avancer et que, malgré les hésitations, il est crucial d’ouvrir son cœur.

Le Chansonnier