Amys Song

Matt Simons

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Intro: Verse 1: When Cupid shoots his arrows Oh he doesn’t always aim People on the straight and narrow Seem to wander now and then Does your God really give a damn? Does your God really give a damn? Does it make me less of a man being who I am? Verse 2: You can’t fight how the heart is I’d rather make it on my own From the mouth of my own momma And she said "You can never come back home" Does your God have me on the run? Does he not take everyone? Does it make me less of your son loving who I love? Bridge: We’ve explored the darkest oceans We can count the galaxies When I act on my emotions Will the sky rain down on me? When the sun comes up tomorrow On our side of history Will the higher love that we know Hold a light to those beliefs? Outro Does your God really give a damn? Does your God really give a damn? Does it make her less of a woman? Does it make him less of a man? Does your God really give a damn? Does your God really give a damn? Does it make her less of a woman? Does it make him less of a man? N.C. Does your God really give a damn? N.C. Does your God really give a damn? N.C. Does it make her less of a woman? N.C. Does it make him less of a man? Does your God really give a damn? Does your God really give a damn? Does it make me less of a man being who I am? Being who I am

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La chanson aborde des interrogations profondes sur l'amour, l'identité et la spiritualité. Elle se demande si Dieu se soucie vraiment de ceux qui aiment différemment et si cela change leur valeur en tant qu'êtres humains. À travers des réflexions sur la capacité du cœur à aimer indépendamment des attentes sociétales, l'artiste évoque une quête de compréhension et d'acceptation face à un monde souvent rigide. Le contexte de cette œuvre se situe dans un cadre où les luttes personnelles et les normes religieuses se heurtent. Les paroles mettent en lumière des sentiments de doute et de peur de rejet, tout en affirmant le droit à l’amour sous toutes ses formes. Ce parcours intime résonne avec ceux qui se sentent en marge, cherchant confirmation et réconfort dans un monde qui peut sembler intransigeant.

Le Chansonnier