Welcome To Chinatown

John Mellencamp

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WELCOME TO CHINATOWN As recorded by John Mellencamp (From the 1979 Album JOHN COUGAR) [Intro]                     [Verse 1] In the cool of the evening I don’t know the reason But I long to touch some young tender hearts sometimes So I go to this party With a bunch of me hardies They say don’t get too cute don’t get too smart [Verse 2] ’Cause these people are crazy They toot coke and drink wang-too And they talk in some crazy tongue There’s a slit-eyed lady Sayin’ "Don’t you be so stupid" I may be old but I’m still good fun Still good fun Yeah I’m still good fun Still good fun Yeah I’m still good fun [Verse 3] Well I ain’t that choosy I’ll flip-flop with a floozy If I figure there’s no strings attached But sometimes I loose my feet Underneath the back seat And I have to fly my heart at half mast [Verse 4] Well now this old bitty She was smart and she was witty She really was out of control you know It was stumble or fall I had my back to the wall I didn’t know to bet on win place or show [Chorus] "Welcome to Chinatown" she said "I’m gonna lay your body down" she said "I ain’t no queen but I’m wearin’ this crown" she said Welcome to Chinatown Welcome to Chinatown     [Interlude]           [Verse 5] Well she shimmered and she shook What she wanted she took She shook like some rickshaw ride She stuck her fingers down my throat Till I almost choked I thought I’d gone to heaven and died [Verse 6] Well she took me by the ear Said "What do you want to hear boy? You want to hear those crazy old lies?" I said "Nothing you can say girl Can drive me away Just check my complexion Make sure I’m still alive" [Chorus] "Welcome to Chinatown" she said "I’m gonna lay your body down" she said "I ain’t no queen but I’m wearin’ this crown" she said Welcome to Chinatown Welcome to Chinatown [Outro] Welcome to Chinatown Welcome to Chinatown Welcome to Chinatown Welcome to Chinatown            

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La chanson évoque une soirée où le narrateur se retrouve plongé dans une ambiance festive et un peu chaotique, peut-être même un peu débridée. Il explore des plaisirs éphémères et des rencontres inattendues, tout en restant fidèle à lui-même, malgré les excès qui l'entourent. Au cœur de cette expérience, une femme charismatique attire son attention avec sa personnalité vibrante et son audace, lui offrant un moment d'évasion. Le contexte semble être celui d'une fête où les interactions humaines sont marquées par une certaine légèreté et un jeu de séductions, typiques de la jeunesse. On ressent cette atmosphère de liberté et de spontanéité, comme si chaque rencontre pouvait ouvrir la porte à de nouvelles expériences, même si cela vient avec son lot de désordre.