Everybody's Looking for the Same Thing

Kate Wolf

Ce chant est à 4 accords magiques! Il est montré ici dans la transposition originale: en le jouant avec des capo ou en le transposant, vous pouvez le ramener à Am, F, C, G.

Transposer:

Outside a country store there's a board on the wall That's filled with cards of every size And what the folks are looking for is written there to see Reading it it comes as no surprise That everybody's looking for the same thing The same thing it's plain to see It's an old Chevy a bass player A country house on three acres three bedrooms absolutely free There's someone going to Boston with a guitar and a dog And a lady with a goat to give away There's ten free kittens a square dance on Sunday And Cindy please get in touch with Ray That everybody's looking for the same thing The same thing it's plain to see It's an old Chevy a bass player A country house on three acres three bedrooms absolutely free Know your future it's in the stars fifteen dollars or fix my car You can call mornings or evenings until Nine Do you want to lose weight meditate? Herbal remedies you can take And massages given at your house or mine That everybody's looking for the same thing The same thing it's plain to see It's an old Chevy a bass player A country house on three acres three bedrooms absolutely free So if you're needing something and you don't know where to start Just make yourself a card that says it all Use the words that say it best include a number and address And pin it up with the others on the wall That everybody's looking for the same thing The same thing it's plain to see It's an old Chevy a bass player A country house on three acres three bedrooms absolutely free

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empty heart empty heart Em, D, C, G, Bm
empty heart empty heart F, C, G, D, Dm
empty heart empty heart G7, C, F, Dm
empty heart empty heart Am, F, C, Dm, G, A, E7
empty heart empty heart G, C, D, G7, E, A, A7, G#
empty heart empty heart Em, Am, D, Bm, C, G
empty heart empty heart A, D, C, G, D7, G7, Am, B7, Em, Cmaj7, B
Cette chanson évoque la quête universelle que chacun expérimente dans la vie. Elle décrit une scène devant un magasin de campagne où les gens affichent leurs désirs, allant d'objets comme une vieille voiture ou des instruments de musique, à des besoins plus essentiels comme un logement. On y retrouve des annonces variées, illustrant les petites ambitions et les rêves simples qui nous unissent tous. Dans ce décor, la mélodie suggère que, peu importe nos différences, nos aspirations sont souvent similaires. Que ce soit un chien fidèle, une maison à la campagne ou des conseils sur la santé, la recherche d'une certaine forme de bonheur ou de complétude semble être, au fond, le fil rouge qui relie chacun d’entre nous.