It Wouldnt Happen With Me

Johnny Rivers

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It Wouldn’t Happen With Me:Johnny Rivers. Album - Johnny Rivers At The Whiskey A Go Go - #13 on BB Hot 200 on IMPERIAL Records in 1964. INTRO: You say you could fall in love with Elvis. You say you like to hear The Beatles sing. Wait a minute wait a minute pretty baby. I wanna tell ya just one little thing. #1. Oh well your love for Elvis Presley it wouldn’t last very very long. You’d get sick and tired of watching him wiggling past your door. It’s true that The Beatles they can talk and walk. you’d get sick and tired of hearing them talk that talk. CHORUS: It wouldn’t happen with me..it wouldn’t happen with me. It wouldn’t happen with me oh no not me oh yeah. #2. Oh you say you would marry Ringo with his hair hanging his face. Oh but honey that will never happen he couldn’t find that wedding place. CHORUS: It wouldn’t happen with me..it wouldn’t happen with me. It wouldn’t happen with me oh no not me oh yeah. BRIDGE: It’s true that you may get an autograph yeah. You may even get one of them to smile your way. But remember when it comes down to marriage. You’ll never never never never see that wedding day. #3. Now the only thing you will ever be to Ricky is just a fan. You’ll never get to squeeze him honey cause he’s a traveling man. CHORUS: It wouldn’t happen with me..it wouldn’t happen with me. It wouldn’t happen with me oh no not me uh-huh. BRIDGE: It’s true that you may get an autograph yeah. You may even get one of them to smile your way. But remember when it comes down to marriage. You’ll never never never never see that wedding day. #4. Now the only thing you will ever be to Ricky is just a fan. You’ll never get to squeeze him honey cause he’s a traveling man. CHORUS: It wouldn’t happen with me..it wouldn’t happen with me. It wouldn’t happen with me oh no not me not me. OUTRO: Whoaaaa-oh not me baby..it wouldn’t happen with me baby. Yeah yeah..awwwww it wouldn’t happen with me baby. Yeah yeah.. Well it wouldn’t happen with me..(Fade.) A sixties smash from Kraziekhat.

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La chanson traite des illusions d'amour que certaines personnes peuvent avoir envers des célébrités comme Elvis, les Beatles ou Ringo Starr. L'auteur explique que, malgré l'attirance pour ces icônes, la réalité est bien différente ; les fans ne seraient jamais réellement en mesure de construire une relation authentique avec eux. Il souligne que ce sont juste des fantasmes et que, dans la vie réelle, elles ne seront jamais plus que des admiratrices pour ces artistes qui vivent des vies très éloignées du quotidien. Le contexte de cette chanson s'inscrit dans les années 60, une époque marquée par l'engouement pour les stars de la musique, et elle reflète une certaine ironie face à l'idéalisation de ces célébrités. Ce constat sur la distance entre le rêve et la réalité est toujours pertinent dans notre société moderne, où l'obsession pour les personnalités publiques persiste.