Time To Pretend

Mgmt

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Time To Pretend by MGMT (The Management) Chords by Adam Standard Tuning Verse 1 I’m feelin’ rough I’m feelin’ raw I’m in the prime of my life. Let’s make some music make some money find some models for wives. I’ll move to Paris shoot some heroin and fuck with the stars. You man the island and the cocaine and the elegant cars. Pre-chorus 1 This is our decision to live fast and die young. We’ve got the vision now let’s have some fun Yeah it’s overwhelming but what else can we do? Get jobs in offices and wake up for the morning commute? Chorus 1 Forget about our mothers and our friends. We were fated to pretend. to pretend. We were fated to pretend. to pretend. Verse 2 I’ll miss the playgrounds and the animals and digging up worms. I’ll miss the comfort of my mother and the weight of the world. I’ll miss my sister miss my father miss my dog and my home. Yeah I’ll miss the boredom and the freedom and the time spent alone. Pre-chorus 2 But there is really nothing nothing we can do. Love must be forgotten. Life can always start up anew. The models will have children we’ll get a divorce we’ll find some more models Everything must run its course. Chorus 2 We’ll choke on our vomit and that will be the end. We were fated to pretend. to pretend. We were fated to pretend. to pretend. Say yeah yeah yeah Yeah yeah yeah Yeah yeah yeah Yeah yeah yeah

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Cette chanson évoque un sentiment de désillusion face aux attentes de la vie adulte. Elle dépeint une jeunesse en quête de plaisir et d'évasion, souvent au détriment des relations et des valeurs familiales. Les protagonistes semblent déterminés à vivre à fond, même si cela signifie ignorer les conséquences de leurs choix, comme le désenchantement et la solitude qui pourraient suivre. Dans un cadre où l’innocence de l’enfance se heurte aux réalités du monde des adultes, ils s'accrochent à une sorte d'illusion collective, choisissant de « prétendre » plutôt que d'affronter la vie telle qu'elle est. C'est un tableau poignant de la manière dont la quête de prospérité et de succès peut souvent mener à l’oubli de l’essentiel.

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