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Manfred Mann

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Manfred Mann L.S.D Album: Mann Made Year: 1965 Tabbed by Jack Delonge [Riff] x2 e|----------------------| B|---3---5--3-----------| G|-4---4------4--0--2---| D|--------------------2~| A|----------------------| E|----------------------| [Verse 1] Had a million dollars And oh baby you had none [Riff] x2 e|----------------------| B|---3---5--3-----------| G|-4---4------4--0--2---| D|--------------------2~| A|----------------------| E|----------------------| [Verse 2] I had a million dollars And oh baby you had none [Riff] x2 e|----------------------| B|---3---5--3-----------| G|-4---4------4--0--2---| D|--------------------2~| A|----------------------| E|----------------------| [Verse 3] I would keep 999999 And oh babe I would give you one [Riff] x2 e|----------------------| B|---3---5--3-----------| G|-4---4------4--0--2---| D|--------------------2~| A|----------------------| E|----------------------| [Verse 4] It ain’t that I don’t love you girl I love you much too well [Riff] x2 e|----------------------| B|---3---5--3-----------| G|-4---4------4--0--2---| D|--------------------2~| A|----------------------| E|----------------------| [Verse 5] Ain’t that I don’t love you girl I love you much too well [Riff] x2 e|----------------------| B|---3---5--3-----------| G|-4---4------4--0--2---| D|--------------------2~| A|----------------------| E|----------------------| [Verse 6] No no it ain’t that I don’t love ’Cause I do but I love myself as well [Riff] x2 e|----------------------| B|---3---5--3-----------| G|-4---4------4--0--2---| D|--------------------2~| A|----------------------| E|----------------------| [Harmonica solo] [Verse 7] Money’s been short And the times have been hard [Riff] x2 e|----------------------| B|---3---5--3-----------| G|-4---4------4--0--2---| D|--------------------2~| A|----------------------| E|----------------------| [Verse 8] Oh the money’s been short And the times have been hard [Riff] x2 e|----------------------| B|---3---5--3-----------| G|-4---4------4--0--2---| D|--------------------2~| A|----------------------| E|----------------------| [Verse 9] But now the money is plenty And it’s a it’s my heart that’s hard [Riff] x1 e|----------------------| B|---3---5--3-----------| G|-4---4------4--0--2---| D|--------------------2~| A|----------------------| E|----------------------| Finish on

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Fm, Cm, Db, G#, Eb, C, F, Bb, Am, Dm, Gm, G

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D, Em, G, A, F#, Bm, E, A7, F#m, B, Bb, G#, Eb, Fm, Gm, C

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So Long Dad

G, C, Am, E, A, D, F, Bb, Gm, F#m, Em, Bm

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G, D, A, Dm, C, a

Come Tomorrow

G#, Fm, Eb, Bb, C, Cm, F, D, Gm, Dm, G, A

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Dm, F, G, Gm, Dm7, Am, Eb, Bb, C

Doo Wah Diddy

G, C, G7, Em, Em7, D, D7

La chanson évoque les paradoxes d'une relation où l'amour et l'argent s'entrelacent de manière complexe. Le narrateur évoque sa richesse tout en reconnaissant que sa partenaire n'a rien, mais il semble réticent à partager véritablement ce qu'il possède. Il affirme qu'il aime sa compagne, mais il y a une tension entre son amour pour elle et son égoïsme. En fin de compte, malgré une situation financière améliorée, c'est son cœur qui reste insensible. Dans ce contexte des années 1960, la question de l'amour face à la richesse, ainsi que les luttes économiques de l'époque, rendent les paroles encore plus significatives. Les contrastes entre les temps difficiles et la nouvelle aisance montrent la manière dont les relations peuvent parfois être entachées par des préoccupations matérielles.

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