Tunesmith

Johnny Rivers

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Intro: Married to the road there’s no other way to say it Baby found out quite early in the game That I belong to my songs she chose not to play it Now I walk down the street and I hear them call my name Tunesmith tunesmith sing me a song Give me your laughter give me your tears Tunesmith tunesmith sing me a song But who sings a song for the tunesmith ? Who sings a song for the tunesmith ? She could have changed my mind if anyone could do it That’s why I know I’ll always be this way And now that I’ve got fame I find there’s nothing to it I remember how I left her when I hear the people say Tunesmith tunesmith sing me a song Give me your laughter give me your tears Tunesmith tunesmith sing me a song But who sings a song for the tunesmith ? Who sings a song for the tunesmith ? This hotel room is all I own Now that all my friends are gone All alone at the break of day I still can hear them say Tunesmith tunesmith sing me a song Give me your laughter give me your tears Tunesmith tunesmith sing me a song But who sings a song for the tunesmith ? Tell me who sings a song for the tunesmith ? Tunesmith tunesmith sing me a song Give me your laughter give me your tears Tunesmith tunesmith sing me a song But who sings a song for the tunesmith ? Tell me who sings a song for the tunesmith ?

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D, G, A7, A

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E, A, B, F#m, Dbm, G#m, Eb, Db, F#, Ebm, D, Dm, Em, G#

Rosecrans Boulevard

F, Cm, Eb, Bb, D, Bbm, Db, C, C11, G, E, Gmaj7, D11, Em, G#, G#maj7, Dbmaj7, F#, G7, Cmaj7, B, A, Fmaj7

Mother and child reunion

C, D, G, Em, Am

Mountain Of Love

E, A, B7, G#m, B

Carpet Man

F, Bb, Eb, Db, G#

Its All Over Now

G, C, D, Gm

Walk Myself On Home

C, G, F, Am, D, A, G7

You Can Have Her I Dont Want Her

D, G, A

It Wouldnt Happen With Me

C, Am, G, F, D

Cette chanson évoque la solitude d'un artiste dont la vie est entièrement dédiée à la musique. L'interprète se rend compte qu'il a sacrifié des relations personnelles pour sa passion et ressent un profond sentiment de nostalgie. Alors qu’il jouit de la reconnaissance et de la célébrité, il se questionne sur qui s'occupera de ses émotions et de sa souffrance, laissant entrevoir le paradoxe d'être célébré tout en se sentant isolé. Le contexte ici est celui d'un musicien en tournée, vivant dans des chambres d'hôtel, où le succès et la solitude se côtoient. Une mélancolie se dégage de ses réflexions sur ses choix, sur l’amour perdu et sur son identité d'artiste, que ce soit dans les rires ou les larmes qui l'accompagnent.

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