Bread For The Body

Kris Kristofferson

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INTRO: x3 VERSE I built my own chains in the land of the free A slave to a job that meant nothing to me With three shiny new cars and a split level home To furnish the tomb I was dying to own Then one day I wakened with fear in my eye Aware of a world that was passing me by And I knew that my savings of silver and gold Would mean not a thing when my body was cold Because life is a song for the dying to sing It’s got to have feeling to mean anything And a man can get by without silver or gold With bread for the body and song for the soul INTERLUDE x3 VERSE I’m living my life by the lessons I’ve learned And not looking back at the bridges I’ve burned ’Cause the time that we travel from cradle to grave Was meant to be spent and not meant to be saved And I know there are some who will say I’m a fool But I don’t give a damn for the people that do ’Cause if down in a dungeon is where they belong Well that’s their misfortune and none of my own Because life is a song for the dying to sing It’s got to have feeling to mean anything And a man can get by without silver or gold With bread for the body and song for the soul OUTRO x7

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La chanson évoque le dilemme d'une vie centrée sur des biens matériels, où l'on se rend compte, trop tard, que ces possessions ne valent rien face à l'éphémère de la vie. Elle souligne l'importance de vivre pleinement chaque instant et de donner un sens à notre existence à travers nos émotions et nos expériences. En effet, ce qui compte vraiment, c'est le partage et la richesse spirituelle que l'on cultive, bien plus que l'argent ou le statut social. Le contexte de la chanson parle probablement d'une société où la réussite est souvent mesurée par la possession matérielle, mais où le véritable bonheur et la plénitude se trouvent dans des valeurs plus simples et authentiques, comme le partage et la musique. C'est un appel à réévaluer nos priorités et à chercher ce qui nourrit réellement notre âme.

Le Chansonnier