Boston Accent

Matt Nathanson

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Artist: Matt Nathanson Song: Boston Accent Tuning: Standard Capo: No Capo It’s a new song from Matt Nathanson’s upcoming record. Based on: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Cze42lswVRo https://youtu.be/LFXKW2m64FI?t=807 [Chords] G: 32033 Cadd9: x32033 Em7: 022033 Dsus4: xx0233 Dadd4/F#: 200333 [Verse 1]       G          Cadd9                  G I was born 3000 miles from where I came alive       G                     Cadd9              G And I left without saying a word to start a new life         Cadd9                                           G And sometimes in some random bar you’ll cut through the noise        Cadd9                                        G Like a breeze in a summer heat like an old friend’s voice Cadd9   G Boston accent [Verse 2]          G                         Cadd9                        G Where my brother got kicked out of school where my mom threw him out        G                          Cadd9              G And my sister lives three streets over and two houses down     Cadd9                                       G And my father is buried in town by his father’s side     Cadd9                                         G And me I spent my whole damn life just trying to hide    Cadd9   G My Boston accent [Chorus]                    Em7      Cadd9      G Moving through the crowd on that first night          Em7           Cadd9 G Lit like angels by the Citgo sign We walked across the bridge just to kill some more time                      Dsus4 Before you had to go home [Verse 3]         G                     Cadd9                    G Now you live in a pretty nice house out on Paul Revere road         G                       Cadd9             G And you marry some guy from our class who I didn’t know       Cadd9                                             G And I saw you at Christmas mass and you still looked the same         Cadd9                                                G I could almost feel your hands in my hands and you whisper my name      Cadd9  G In a Boston accent [Chorus]                          Em7      Cadd9      G We’re moving through the crowd on that first night          Em7           Cadd9 G Lit like angels by the Citgo sign We walked across the bridge just to kill some more time                      Dsus4 Before you had to go home [Verse 4]               G                    Cadd9                  G Now there are doors that you can’t open and some you can’t close        G                               Cadd9                      G And my sister she’s getting married in June but I don’t think I’ll go         Cadd9                                          G And sometimes in some random bar you’ll cut through the noise        Cadd9                                       G Like a breeze in a summer heat like an old friend’s voice             Cadd9                                                 G And you can change every inch of your life but you’re still just a boy        Cadd9  G With a Boston accent [Outro] Laaa da da da    Cadd9 G da da da da       Em7   Cadd9 G La la la da da da da Laaa da da da    Cadd9 G da da da da            Dsus4 Laaa da da da Laaa da da da    Cadd9 G da da da da       Em7   Cadd9 G La la la da da da da Laaa da da da    Cadd9 G da da da da            Dsus4 Laaa da da da

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La chanson évoque le parcours d'une personne qui a quitté son lieu de naissance, un endroit chargé de souvenirs, pour commencer une nouvelle vie, mais qui reste profondément marquée par ses racines. Dans un mélange de nostalgie et de distance, elle rappelle des moments passés avec des proches, des souvenirs de famille, et les liens qui persistent malgré le temps et les changements. Le protagoniste se souvient des visages familiers et des émotions intenses qui surgissent dans des contextes inattendus, comme une rencontre dans un bar, évoquant un sentiment de chaleur et de connexion. Le contexte est celui d'un retour aux sources, où l’individu se rend compte que peu importe le chemin qu'il emprunte, son accent et ses souvenirs resteront une partie intégrante de qui il est. Ce conflit entre l'envie de fuir son passé et l'attachement à ses origines est au cœur de la narration, rendant cette quête d'identité encore plus poignante.