I Wanna Go Home

Michael Buble

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Intro : Another summer day Has come and gone away In Paris and Rome But I wanna go home Mmmmmmmm Maybe surrounded by A million people I Still feel all alone I just wanna go home Oh I miss you, you know And I've been keeping all the letters that I wrote to you In each one a line or two « I'm fine baby, how are you ? » Well I would send them but I know that it's just not enough My words were cold and flat And you deserve more than that Another aeroplane Another sunny place I'm lucky I know But I wanna go home Mmmm, I've got to go home Let me go home Cm7 I'm just too far from where you are I wanna come home Instrumental : And I feel just like I'm living someone else's life Just like I just stepped outside When everything was going right And I know just why you could not Come along with me But this was not your dream But you always believed in me Another winter day has come and gone away And even Paris and Rome And I wanna go home Let me go home And I'm surrounded by a million people I G4 G7 Still feel alone Oh, let me go home Oh, I miss you, you know Let me go home I've had my run Baby, I'm done I gotta go home Let me go home It'll all be alright I'll be home tonight I'm coming back home

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Cette chanson évoque le sentiment de solitude et le désir profond de retourner chez soi, même lorsque l'on se trouve dans des endroits magnifiques comme Paris ou Rome. L'artiste se sent perdu, entouré de gens mais en même temps déconnecté, nostalgique d'un endroit où il se sent pleinement lui-même. Il parle de lettres, témoignant d'un lien avec une personne chère, mais il réalise que les mots ne suffisent pas à exprimer son besoin d'être avec elle. Malgré les belles destinations et une vie apparemment chanceuse, il aspire à la chaleur de son foyer et à la proximité de ceux qu'il aime. C'est une réflexion sur le bonheur et la véritable appartenance, souvent liée à des liens émotionnels plutôt qu'à des lieux physiques.

Le Chansonnier