Mama Said

Metallica

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Intro : Mama she has taught me well Told me when I was young Son, your life's an open book Don't close it 'fore it's done' The brightest flame burns quickest Thats what I heard her say A son's heart's owed to mother But I must find my way Let my heart go Let your son grow Mama, let my heart go Or, let this heart be still, yeah still (x2) "Rebel," my new last name Wild blood in my veins Apron strings around my neck The mark that still remains I left home at an early age Of what I heard was wrong I never asked forgiveness But what is said is done... Let my heart go Let your son grow Mama, let my heart go Or let this heart be still Never I asked of you But never I gave But you gave me your emptiness That now take to my grave Never I ask of you But never I gave But you gave me your emptiness I now take to my grave So let this heart be still Mama, now I'm coming home I'm not all you wished of me A mother's love for her son Unspoken, help me be I took your love for granted And all the things you said to me I need your arms to welcome me But a cold stone's all I see Let my heart go Let your son grow Mama, let my heart go Or let this heart be still Let my heart go Mama, let my heart go You never let my heart go So let this heart be still Never I ask of you But never I gave But you gave me your emptiness I now take to my grave So let this heart be still.

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Cette chanson aborde la relation complexe entre une mère et son fils, évoquant à la fois les conseils précieux qu'elle lui a donnés et le désir d'indépendance de celui-ci. Le protagoniste se souvient des enseignements de sa mère tout en exprimant son besoin de s'éloigner et de vivre sa propre vie. Il fait face à un dilemme intérieur, partagé entre l'affection qu'il lui porte et le besoin de se libérer des attentes. À travers des réflexions sur l'amour, la rébellion et la quête d'identité, il réalise aussi qu'il a souvent pris son amour pour acquis, cherchant maintenant son réconfort tout en se confrontant à des regrets.

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