Red White and Blue

Lynyrd Skynyrd

Transposer:

We don't have no plastic L.A. friends, Ain't on the edge of no popular trend, Ain't never seen the inside of that magazine GQ. (LIFT)A We don't care if you're a lawyer, or a Texas oil man, Or some waitress bustin'ass in some liquor stand. If you got soul we hang out with people just like you. [Refrain :] My hair's turnin'White. My neck's always been Red. My collar's still Blue. We've always been here, Just tryin'to sing the truth to you. Guess, you can say, We've always been, Red, White, and Blue. Ride our own bikes to Sturgis and pay our own dues, Smokin'camels and drinkin'domestic brews. If you want to know where i've been, just look at my hands. Yeah, I driven by the White House and spent some time in jail. Mamma cried but she still wouldn't pay my bail. I ain't been no angel, but even God he understands. [Refrain] My Daddy worked hard and so have I. We paid our taxes and gave our lives, to serve this great country So what are they complainin'about. Yeah we love our families, we love our kids. You know it's love that makes us all so rich. That's where we're at, if they don't like it they can just, Just, GET THE HELL OUT ! ! [Refrain]

Du même artiste :

Cheatin Woman

Em, A, C, B, G

Down South Jukin

A, E, D, Eb

Jacksonville Kid

G, C, D

Southern Ways

D, C, G, E, Bb

I Aint The One

A, C, D, E, G, Fmaj7

Gifted Hands

G, D, C, G5, F#5, Em, A

Swamp Music

E, A, B7

Honky Tonk Night Time Man

G, C, D7

Floyd

A, D, F, C, G, Bb

Lend A Helping Hand

E, Bm, D, F, B, A, G

Cette chanson évoque une vision authentique de la vie, loin des faux-semblants et des tendances superficielles. Elle met en avant des gens simples, issus de la classe ouvrière, qui n'ont pas besoin de se conformer à des normes imposées par la société. L'artiste exprime fièrement son identité, à travers des couleurs symboliques qui représentent son attachement à sa patrie et à ses racines. Il parle de l'importance de la famille, du travail acharné et de l'amour, tout en soulignant que malgré les difficultés, il reste fidèle à lui-même et à ses convictions. C'est un cri de fierté face aux jugements extérieurs.

Le Chansonnier