You don't know you're born

Mark Knopfler

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Am, Am/E, Am/G, Am/F#, Am/F, C, G, D/A, F, A5, A, G/B, Gm/Bb, A7, Dm, Dm/C, Dm/B, E7, C/G, D/F#, E/G#, Em/G, Dm/F, Am/G#

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Eb, G#, Db, F#, Bb, G, C, D, Em

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D, Em, G, A, a, d

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Am, F, C, Fadd9, Em, G, G7, G/B, Bb

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Am, G6, Em, F, Am7, G

Hard Shoulder

Fmaj7, Cmaj7, Am7, G, B, Dm7, Bbmaj7, C, E, Em, Bb, Eb, G#

hill farmers blues

Em, D, C, G, Am

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Db, F#, E, G#

Haul Away

C, D, Em, C/G, G, D/F#, G/B, Cmaj7

Two Skinny Kids

F, C, G, Fmaj7, Am, Am7, e, A, E

La chanson évoque l'idée que beaucoup de gens vivent une existence éloignée de la réalité du travail acharné et des luttes quotidiennes. Elle parle d'une déconnexion entre la routine confortable de la vie domestique et les efforts difficiles de ceux qui s'adonnent à des métiers manuels. Ce contraste souligne une méconnaissance de la vraie vie et des sacrifices que certains font en dehors de leur zone de confort. Le contexte de cette réflexion peut être une critique sociale sur la manière dont certaines personnes, en particulier celles qui vivent dans un certain confort, peuvent être déconnectées des réalités du travail et des sacrifices d'autrui. Ce rappel nous incite à apprécier les luttes et les efforts des autres, tout en prenant conscience des privilèges que nous pouvons avoir.

Le Chansonnier