Rich And Miserable

Kenny Chesney

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Play the intro chords where you hear instrumental portions between verses and choruses.  Em7 Cadd9  G  Dsus4 |-3----3----3----3-| |-3----3----3----3-| |-0----0----0----2-| |-2----2----0----0-| |-2----3----2----0-| |-0----0----3----2-| [Intro] Em7 Cadd9 G [Verse] Em7                    Cadd9     G Green grass help the cows graze hedgefund 401 Em7               Cadd9                    G Keg and milk and honey in the land of the free Em7                      Cadd9        New York Times Farmer’s Almanac Too busy to call our mamas Em7              Cadd9              G Back porch ain’t what it used to be     Em7                   Cadd9 We don’t know what we want                 Dsus4 But we want it and we want it all right now [Chorus] Em7              Cadd9      We’re too young until we’re too old We’re all lost on the yellow brick road Em7                         Cadd9 We climb the ladder but the ladder just grows We’re born we work we die it’s spiritual Em7       Cadd9 Enough is never enough American dream never wakes up Em7         Cadd9 Too much is never too much We won’t be happy ’til we’re rich and miserable [Verse] Em7             Cadd9     G Go to school to get a job Don’t make enough to pay it off     Cadd9        G And on and on it goes Em7                   Cadd9                   Right wing blue jean gotta get the new thing Dsus4 Whatever it takes to make the world look at you think [Chorus] Em7              Cadd9      We’re too young until we’re too old We’re all lost on the yellow brick road Em7                         Cadd9 We climb the ladder but the ladder just grows We’re born we work we die it’s spiritual Em7       Cadd9 Enough is never enough American dream never wakes up Em7         Cadd9 Too much is never too much We won’t be happy ’til we’re rich and miserable [Verse]                 Em7                 Cadd9 And maybe we’ll get it (maybe we’ll get it) Maybe we won’t (maybe we won’t)                  Em7                      Cadd9 But even when we get it (but even when we get it) Really we don’t [Chorus] Em7              Cadd9      We’re too young until we’re too old We’re all lost on the yellow brick road Em7                         Cadd9 We climb the ladder but the ladder just grows We’re born we work we die it’s spiritual Em7       Cadd9 Enough is never enough American dream never wakes up Em7         Cadd9 Too much is never too much We won’t be happy ’til we’re rich and miserable [Outro] Come on get rich and miserable   Come on get rich and miserable

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Cette chanson aborde les dilemmes contemporains de la vie moderne : un désir constant de réussite et de richesse qui s'accompagne d'une insatisfaction permanente. Les paroles évoquent une quête sans fin, où l'on se sent perdu sur le chemin du succès, en reconnaissant que malgré une ascension apparente, le bonheur semble toujours hors de portée. Le contraste entre les rêves américains et la réalité quotidienne rappelle que même en atteignant nos objectifs, il peut y avoir un sentiment vide et malheureux. Le contexte de cette réflexion se situe dans une société où l'on valorise la réussite matérielle et la performance, souvent au détriment des relations humaines et du bien-être personnel. Les références à une vie pleine de promesses, mais aussi de frustrations, témoignent d'un besoin universel d'équilibre et de sens, malgré les exigences d'une vie trépidante.