Heart Like A Wheel

Kate & Anna McGarrigle

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HEART LIKE A WHEEL One of the most beautiful and haunting songs ever written. The original and best version Kate and Anna McGarrigle written by Anna. I couldn’t find the proper version anywhere so here’s my attempt. Hywel Written in Eb - Capo on 3rd fret. /E - play with open high E string Some say a heart is just like a wheel When you bend it you can’t mend it. And my love for you is like a sinking ship And my heart is on that ship out in mid ocean. They say that death is a tragedy; It comes once and it’s over. But my only wish is for that deep dark abyss ’Cause what’s the use of living with no true lover? / When harm is done no love can be won I know it happens frequently. What I can’t understand Oh please God hold my hand Why it should have happened to me. And it’s only love and it’s only love. That can wreck a human being and turn him inside out That can wreck a human being and turn him inside out. Some say a heart is just like a wheel When you bend it you can’t mend it. And my love for you is like a sinking ship And my heart is on that ship out in mid ocean. And it’s only love and it’s only love. And it’s only love and it’s only love. And it’s only love and it’s only love. And it’s only love and it’s only love Kate and Anna’s website - http://www.latribu.ca/mcgarrigle/index_1024.html

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Cette chanson évoque la fragilité des émotions et de l'amour à travers une métaphore poignante. Elle compare le cœur à une roue, suggérant qu'une fois blessé, il est difficile, voire impossible, de le réparer. L’artiste exprime une douleur profonde, se sentant submergée par un amour perdu, assimilé à un navire qui sombre dans l'océan. L'idée de la mort est aussi abordée, ici comme une fin inéluctable, mais la chanteuse souhaite typiquement échappatoire à la souffrance de l’absence d’un véritable amour. Elle se questionne sur les injustices des blessures émotionnelles, se tournant vers Dieu dans sa quête de réconfort. C'est un cri du cœur sur les aléas de l'amour et les cicatrices qu'il peut laisser.

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