Sam Stone

John Prine

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Sam Stone chords John Prine (live version) Capo III Sam Stone came home to his wife and family after serving in the conflict overseas. And the time that he served had shattered all his nerves and left a little shrapnel in his knee. But the morphine eased the pain and the grass grew round his brain and gave him all the confidence he lacked; with a Purple Heart and a monkey on his back. There’s a hole in daddy’s arm where all the money goes and Jesus Christ died for nothin’ I suppose. Little pitchers have big ears don’t stop to count the years sweet songs never last too long on broken radios. Mmm....    Sam Stone’s welcome home didn’t last too long he went to work when he’d spent his last dime And Sammy took to stealing when he got that empty feeling for a hundred dollar habit without overtime. And the gold rolled through his veins like a thousand railroad trains and eased his mind in the hours that he chose; while the kids ran around wearin’ other peoples’ clothes... There’s a hole in daddy’s arm where all the money goes and Jesus Christ died for nothin’ I suppose. Little pitchers have big ears don’t stop to count the years sweet songs never last too long on broken radios. Mmm....    Sam Stone was alone when he popped his last balloon climbing walls while sitting in a chair Well he played his last request while the room smelled just like death with an overdose hovering in the air But life had lost its fun and there was nothing to be done but trade his house that he bought on the G I. Bill; for a flag draped casket on a local heroes’ hill There’s a hole in daddy’s arm where all the money goes and Jesus Christ died for nothin’ I suppose. Little pitchers have big ears don’t stop to count the years sweet songs never last too long on broken radios. Mmm....    Mmm....    Set8       http://sites.google.com/site/guitarmusicchordsandlyrics/

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La chanson raconte l'histoire tragique d'un ancien soldat qui retourne chez lui après une période de service, marqué par des traumatismes physiques et émotionnels. Malgré un accueil chaleureux par sa famille, il peine à retrouver sa place dans la société. La souffrance et le vide qu’il ressent l’amènent à chercher refuge dans la drogue, ce qui conduit à une spirale destructrice. Au fil du temps, il devient de plus en plus isolé, perdant tout espoir, jusqu'à ce que son histoire se termine de manière tragique et solennelle. Le contexte de cette chanson évoque les défis auxquels font face de nombreux vétérans qui reviennent de guerre, souvent en proie à des blessures invisibles et à des addictions, rappelant une réalité douloureuse de la lutte pour la réintégration et la recherche de sens après le conflit.