I'm Sorry Now

Jude

Transposer:

Intro : Welcome to my world, won't you please find a seat There's no need to hurry I'm the only one to meet I just wanted to express myself to you Hey undiluted and with nobody else to confuse See I was Marvin Gaye and Bond, James Bond, I was Taking all day so I could turn you on, and I I hated when you looked away when I was inside and slowly getting to it You would turn around and I was on the top and you would say "Baby you can do it" I'm sorry now, it's too late I'm sorry now, do you have to hate me I'm sorry now, so sorry, I wish you wish I wish you love I wish you wish I wish you love I hate spaghettis and I also hate divorce You probably already now that by then of course I like the earthquakes, I like it when the world shakes I like the cracks it takes Out of the wall when two people are acting like dolls in the arms of each others that's my alarm... Refrain Life is so unkind, You can fall behind You know that I'm encline to ease your mind anytime So, welcome baby I wonder when your contenance would change From sunshine and vanilla to the raven tones of rage And my back never looked so broad to you As now we turn upon the fools who spurred me woo woo woo... Refrain

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Cette chanson évoque des regrets profonds et une lutte intérieure suite à une relation amoureuse compliquée. Le narrateur cherche à communiquer ses émotions, exposant son désir de rapprocher les cœurs malgré les malentendus. Il fait référence à des moments de tendresse mais aussi à des tensions, illustrant comment l’amour peut être à la fois doux et tumultueux. Les images de désastre et d'amour, entre l'expression de la passion et le désespoir, soulignent les contradictions des relations humaines. Le contexte semble être celui d’un dialogue sincère entre deux personnes qui ont traversé des épreuves, où la vulnérabilité et le pardon occupent une place centrale. Le narrateur, malgré ses erreurs, espère une réconciliation, témoignant des complexités de l'amour et des désirs d'acceptation.

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