My Little One

Marmalade

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My Little One - Marmalade Composers: Campbell McAleese Label: Decca Reached #15 in the UK in 1971 Intro (fingerpicked): #1: She moves she grooves she hides the hours With a little bit of loving from her mother My little one she never bothers about the things that worry you and me. Chorus: She sings this little song that flows along it’s quite a song I know she’s gonna be as free as yesterday and I know in my mind it’s gonna be that way do wah do wah - do wah do da day this is the way tha’ she blows her cares away do wah do wah - do wah do da day this is the way tha’ she blows her cares away #2: My little one you must be tired with all the fun and games you had today I lie awake and dream about you And what you’ll be when you’re old as me. Chorus: She sings this little song that flows along it’s quite a song I know she’s gonna be as free as yesterday and I know in my mind it’s gonna be that way do wah do wah - do wah do da day this is the way tha’ she blows her cares away do wah do wah - do wah do da day this is the way tha’ she blows her cares away Instrumental (includes oboe and orchestra): Outro: Do wah do wah - do wah do da day this is the way tha’ she blows her cares away Do wah do wah - do wah do da day this is the way tha’ she blows her cares away ( fade )

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Cette chanson évoque la douceur de l'enfance et la légèreté des moments passés en famille. Elle décrit une petite fille qui, à travers des instants simples et chaleureux avec sa mère, apprend à ignorer les tracas du monde adulte. Les paroles soulignent la joie de vivre et l'insouciance, tout en exprimant le désir d'un avenir libre et heureux pour elle. Le contexte de cette chanson remonte à 1971, une époque où les artistes cherchaient souvent à capturer les émotions pures et les relations familiales, en résonance avec les thèmes de paix et de liberté qui prévalaient à cette période. C'est un hommage aux moments passés ensemble, à l'innocence de l'enfance et à l'espoir que l'on place dans l'avenir de nos proches.

Le Chansonnier