Onomatopoeia

John Prine

Transposer:

[Verse 1] Forty-five minutes fifty-five cents Sixty-five agents sitting on a fence Singing hey little brother Look what we got for you We’re gonna rope off an area and put on a show From the Canadian border down to Mexico It might be the most potentially gross Thing that we could possibly do [Chorus] Yeah little buddy gonna get your chance Make them pubescents all wet their pants We’ll record it live and that’s no jive. Hold it! Stop it! No! No! No! No! Bang! went the pistol. Crash! went the window. Ouch! went the son of a gun. Onomatopoeia I don’t wanna see ya Speaking in a foreign tongue. [Instrumental]             [Verse 2] Knock! Knock! Hello! Can I come in? Gee that was a wonderful show! Oh you haven’t gone on yet? Well how was I supposed to know? Hey! We got a great date it’s really downtown We’re gonna get the Grand Canyon to do the sound It’s a boxing ring but it might be the thing To really put you in the dough [Chorus] Listen little brother don’t ya get us wrong Why we even know the words to your song Just say I do and we’ll lay it on you You! You! And me! Me! Me! Bang! went the pistol. Crash! went the window. Ouch! went the son of a gun. Onomatopoeia I don’t wanna see ya Speaking in a foreign tongue. [Chorus] Yeah little buddy gonna get your chance Make them pubescents all wet their pants We’ll record it live and that’s no jive. Hold it! Stop it! No! No! No! No! Bang! went the pistol. Crash! went the window. Ouch! went the son of a gun. Onomatopoeia I don’t wanna see ya Speaking in a foreign tongue. Onomatopoeia I don’t wanna see ya Speaking in a foreign tongue.

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Cette chanson évoque un spectacle extravagant qui met en scène des situations inattendues et un mélange de bruit et d'action. On y parle d'une tirade burlesque, où les protagonistes semblent jouer avec des éléments de la culture populaire et un humour politiquement incorrect. On ressent une certaine tension entre le sérieux des ambitions et l'absurdité des événements décrits, comme un barrage policier symbolique ou un spectacle de boxe saugrenu. Le contexte s'articule autour de l'industrie du divertissement, où tout est mis en œuvre pour attirer l'attention, même au prix de perdre le sens des choses. On perçoit une critique subtile de la superficialité de certaines productions et des attentes du public. Ce mélange d’excitation et de désillusion donne une dimension unique à l'œuvre.