For Kicks

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Intro: (6x) It’s all but it ain’t It’s all but it ain’t So where do I start? It’s only so vain So what did I gain? I gave it my heart I told myself if I had the wealth I could buy my way out of everything Why’d I have to be such trouble to please? It wouldn’t be me oh if it was easy if it was easy Such trouble to please It wouldn’t be easy if it was me Why’d I have to go and break your heart for kicks? Why’d I have to go and break what can’t be fixed? It’s all but it ain’t It’s all but it ain’t So where do I start? I want what I had I want it so bad I gave it my heart I told myself if I had the wealth I could buy my way out of everything Why’d I have to be such trouble to please? It wouldn’t be me oh if it was easy if it was easy Such trouble to please It wouldn’t be easy if it was me Why’d I have to go and break your heart for kicks? Why’d I have to go and break what can’t be fixed? (4x) Why’d I have to be such trouble to please? It wouldn’t be me oh if it was easy if it was easy Such trouble to please It wouldn’t be easy if it was me Why’d I have to go and break your heart for kicks? Why’d I have to go and break what can’t be fixed? (2x) Why’d I have to go and break your heart for kicks? End on

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Cette chanson évoque la lutte intérieure de quelqu'un qui se rend compte que malgré toutes ses tentatives pour se prouver à lui-même qu'il peut tout acheter, il finit par causer du tort autour de lui, notamment dans ses relations. L'artiste aborde des thèmes de regret et de désir, exprimant une frustration d'avoir compromis des choses précieuses pour des plaisirs temporaires. On y ressent un mélange de vulnérabilité et d'auto-analyse, car le narrateur se demande pourquoi il a agi de façon égoïste, brisant des cœurs et des liens inaltérables simplement pour le frisson. Ce sentiment de conflit entre l'aspiration à faire le bien et la tentation de céder à des comportements destructeurs résonne particulièrement, illustrant une quête de sens au cœur de ses choix.

Le Chansonnier