Downtown Train

Mary Chapin Carpenter

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#----------------------------------PLEASE NOTE---------------------------------# #This file is the author’s own work and represents their interpretation of the # #song. You may only use this file for private study scholarship or research. # #------------------------------------------------------------------------------# DOWNTOWN TRAIN (by Tom Waits; recorded by Mary-Chapin Carpenter) ---------------------------------------------------------------- [Each chord is half a measure.]  not sure _exactly_ which chords are used.]                  [intro]                                                               Outside another yellow moon    Has punched a hole in the nighttime    I climb through the window and down to the street    I’m shining like a new dime    The downtown trains are full    With all those Brooklyn girls    They try so hard to break out of their little world You wave your hand and they scatter like crows They have nothing that will ever capture your heart They’re just thorns without the rose Oh be careful of them in the dark                           And if I was the one        You chose to be your only one Oh baby now can’t you hear me now        Will I see you tonight        on a downtown train    Where every night     is just the same;      You leave me lonely now (Now) I know your window and I know it’s late I know your stairs and your doorway I walk down your street and past your gate I stand by the light at the fourway                          You watch them as they fall Ooh and they all have heart attacks They stay at the carnival but they’ll never win you back Will I see you tonight on a downtown train            Where every night every night is just the same; you leave me lonely   Will I see you tonight on a downtown train            Where every night every night is just the same all upon a downtown   train [instrumental]              [instrumental]                          Will I see you tonight on a downtown train Where every night every night is just the same you leave me lonely Will I see you tonight on a downtown train            Where all my dreams just fall like the rain all upon a downtown train [Fade on ...] - Adam Schneider

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Cette chanson évoque un sentiment de nostalgie et d'amour perdu. L'artiste décrit une scène urbaine où il erre dans les rues, pensant à une personne chère. Au fil des vers, on ressent son désir de la retrouver, même si les nuits semblent se répéter comme un train qui passe sans cesse. Les personnages qui l'entourent, des jeunes femmes de Brooklyn, symbolisent une vie qui les emprisonne, sans véritable promesse d'épanouissement. Elle évoque également une tristesse profonde, illustrant la difficulté de laisser derrière soi des rêves qui semblent s'effriter. Il se demande s'il reverra cette personne dans le cadre monotone de sa vie quotidienne, soulignant ainsi l'inquiétude et la mélancolie d'un amour qui lui échappe.