Some Sing Some Dance

Michel Pagliaro

Ce chant est à 4 accords magiques! Il est montré ici dans la transposition originale: en le jouant avec des capo ou en le transposant, vous pouvez le ramener à Am, F, C, G.

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He’s Canadian here’s his site. http://www.pagliaro.ca/biography.htm Artist: Michel Pagliaro Song: Some sing some dance Tabber: Samuel Scheideman Comments: Very nice song use a 12-string E-mail addy: Intro: Verse: End on: For verse to chorus transition Hold you. Chorus: Repeat Some sang and some dance some like to romance but I’ll make love to you Riff Thingy: E-2-2-------------------------------------------- B--------3--1------------------------------------ G----------------3--2---------------------------- D------------------------3--2--0----------------- A-----------------------------------3--1--------- E-------------------------------------------3--1- Lyrics: Verse: Who are you? How would I know just to hold you? How could I show that I want to? Cause I do want to hold you Yes I do Verse: Who are you? How would I know if I told you? You wouldn’t laugh if I told you? Cause I do wanna hold you. Yes I do wanna hold you. Hold you. Chorus: Some sing and some dance some like to romance but I’ll make love to you Some sing and some dance some like to romance but I’ll make love to you Verse: Who are you? Could I be sure that you would be true? Could I endure not in holding you? Cause I do want to hold you Yes I do Instrumental. Verse: Who are you? Now that I know you could be untrue. Now that I know I could hold you. Well I do need to hold you Yes I do Hold you. Chorus: Some sing and some dance some like to romance but I’ll make love to you. Some sing and some dance some like to romance but I’ll make love to you. Some sing and some dance some like to romance but I’ll make love to you. Some sing and some dance some like to romance but I’ll make love to you. Some sing and some dance some like to romance but I’ll make love to you.

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Cette chanson évoque la quête de connexion et d'intimité entre deux personnes, où le protagoniste se demande comment s'approcher de l'autre et établir une relation plus profonde. Il exprime son désir de tenir l'autre dans ses bras, tout en s'interrogeant sur la fidélité et la sincérité des sentiments de la personne qu'il affectionne. Le refrain souligne que, si certains préfèrent chanter ou danser, lui, il aspire à vivre un amour véritable et passionné. Le contexte peut être celui d'une romance, où l'incertitude et les doutes habitent les pensées du narrateur. Malgré ces hésitations, il reste déterminé à créer une belle histoire, renforçant ainsi l'idée que chaque relation est unique et mérite d'être vécue intensément.

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