When I Meet God

Marillion

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[Chords] C - x32010 Am7 - x02010 G - 320033 F - 133211 A - x02220 FM7/C - 033210 Em - 022000 Cm - x35533 Gm - 355333 CM7 - x32000 Dsus2 - xx0230 Bm - x24432 Em7 - 055430 - 244222 [Intro] [Verse 1] And if the bottle’s no solution Why does it feel so warm And if that girl is no solution Why did she feel so warm And if to feel is no solution Why do I feel [Verse 2] Why do I feel so tired Why do I feel so broken Why do I feel so outside Why do I seem so blind I’m so sick of feeling It’s ruined my life [Verse 3] If living rough is no solution Why does it ease my mind If looking back is no solution Why are we all Nothing but children Children inside [Chorus 1] Why do the Gods Sit back and watch So many lost What kind of mother Leaves a child in the traffic Turning tricks in the dark What kind of God? [Bridge 1] [Verse 4] I crawled around inside myself It was a long way down It was a mine and it was mine And in the darkness I saw a perfect mirror Floating in space [Chorus 2] When I meet God I’m going to ask her What makes her cry What makes her laugh Is she just stars and indigo gas Does she know why Love has no end But it’s dark-angel friend Tearing women and men Slowly apart [Bridge 2] [Interlude 1] Listen Stain Don’t do that Scream Don’t do that Fail Never do that Never do that I want to go out Don’t do that I want an adventure Just stay.. I want Just stay in I want to make love And if the bottle’s no solution Why does it feel so warm And if looking back is no solution Why are we all just children inside And if to feel is no solution Why does the whole damn world feel so broken So outside and out-of-sorts [Instrumental] [Interlude 2] A perfect mirror Floating in space Waves and numbers CM7 Dsus2 But oh such beautiful numbers And oh such waves.. [Outro]

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Bm, G, A, Am, Fmaj7, Em, F#m, D, C

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C4, G#, Eb, Bb, Dm, F, C/F, Cm, A4, C, G

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D, C

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G, F#m, Em, Bm, A, D, Db, F

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G, D, Bm, Em, A, E

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G, D, Em, C, Am, D/F#, Em/C, C/G, Em/D, C/D, Bm, D/E, C/E, D/C

An Accidental Man

Am, G, F, Cm, Bb, G#, Dm, Em, C, Gmaj7, A, Eb

Assassing

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

Marbles I

F#m, a, Am

La chanson évoque une quête profonde et introspective sur la souffrance, la solitude et le sens de la vie. Elle questionne les solutions que l'on cherche face aux blessures émotionnelles et met en lumière la fragilité de notre existence. À travers des images puissantes, l'artiste s'interroge sur la présence de Dieu dans les moments de douleur et d'abandon, se demandant pourquoi tant d'âmes perdues semblent laissées à elles-mêmes. Dans ce dialogue intérieur, il explore la dichotomie entre le confort temporaire des substances, l’inévitable nostalgie d'un passé perdu, et les blessures qui nous définissent. En cherchant à comprendre la nature de Dieu, il s'interroge sur la douleur humaine et l'éternelle question de l'amour, de la vie et de la séparation.

Le Chansonnier