Sweet Suzanne

John Mellencamp

Transposer:

SONG: SWEET SUZANNE ARTIST: JOHN MELLENCAMP/BUZZIN’ COUSINS TAB BY: DON CZARSKI EMAIL: SWEET SUZANNE JOHN MELLENCAMP/JOHN PRINE/DWIGHT YOAKAM BUZZIN’ COUSINS INTRO: D A - 4x’s -OR- Can be played like this as well 4x’s: RIFF: B --3---------------2----------| G --2--2-2/4-2-0----2----------| ---------------4--2--2-2/4-2-| -----------------------------| -----------------------------| VERSE: Now right now Look at the place I’m in When I think about Things that I could have done It’s impossible for me to pretend CHORUS: But I see it now as the lights grow dim And the world starts to close its eyes I just wanted to say goodnight Sweet Suzanne VERSE: I hear the music playin’ But I no longer understand Around the corner down the street It’s got to be better than where I am CHORUS: I see it all now as the light grows dim And the world starts to close its eyes I just wanted to say goodnight Sweet Suzanne I just wanted to say goodnight Just wanted to see if everything was alright Just wanted to say goodnight Sweet Suzanne INSTRUMENTAL: D A - 4x’s NOTE: SOLO CAN ALSO BE PLAYED WITH SLIGHT CHANGE TO OPENING RIFF VERSE: Time goes by oh so quietly Hazy days and memories And in the end there was only me Wouldn’t have been I ask sometimes But I see myself inside this rhyme Enjoyed what I had back then Would I do it again? CHORUS: Well I see it now as the lights grow dim I just wanted to say goodnight again Suzaaanne CHORUS/OUTRO: I just wanted to say goodnight I just wanted to see if everything’s alright I just wanted to say goodnight Sweet Suzanne yeah I just wanted to say goodnight I just wanted to see if everything’s alright I just wanted to say goodnight Sweet Suzanne

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La chanson évoque une réflexion sur le temps qui passe et les souvenirs qui s'effacent. Le protagoniste se remémore des moments d'antan, tout en réalisant qu'il est désormais seul dans sa situation actuelle. Il exprime aussi une douce mélancolie, souhaitant simplement dire bonne nuit à une personne chère, se préoccupant de son bien-être. C'est un dialogue intérieur chargé d'émotions, où le protagoniste cherche à établir une connexion, même au crépuscule de la vie. Dans un contexte plus large, on peut percevoir cette chanson comme une contemplation sur la fragilité des relations humaines et le besoin d'intimité même lorsque tout semble s'éteindre. Les jours s'écoulent tranquillement, donnant lieu à des souvenirs flous qui rappellent à quel point il est important de chérir ceux qui nous entourent.

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