Tiger Dreams

Miley Cyrus

Transposer:

The first who holds servility is probably right The second who holds servility is probably wrong But why do people only show forgiveness We may wanna sound cool in this song So I keep trying to understand where we have gone I keep searching for some man in my dreams And Im dreaming I've been eaten by a tiger While I feel like I'm still a schoolgirl in my dream And we always end up singing the same song Yeah it reminds us of the coolest shit in the world But they also remind us we are dying So thats why we want to sing them even more I think you're gone with all your bullshit I had a dream that we were in a flee of tribes But why do people let me keep dreaming About something so bad This is such a weird fucking dream That we were standing in the sky next to the rain Changing hearts with all the terros not me your pharaoh Those religious fucks will never define a dream And we always end up singing the same song Yeah it reminds us of the coolest shit in the world But we can't control this dream I can't really tell anymore Yeah we always end up singing the same song (we always end up singing the same song) No one will get the truth that you were wrong Oh we always end up singing the same song Yeah we always end up singing the same song Always people forget that you were wrong

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La chanson aborde des thèmes de désillusion et de quête de sens, où l'artiste se questionne sur la manière dont les gens montrent souvent leur indulgence, tout en cherchant à comprendre l’évolution de la société. Elle évoque des rêves surprenants, illustrant un conflit entre l'innocence de l'enfance et les complexités du monde adulte. Les refrains rappellent une ritournelle que l'on chante encore et encore, soulignant une sorte de cycle inévitable de répétition dans nos vies, face à la réalité de la mort et des erreurs humaines. Le contexte peut être lié à la lutte intérieure de chacun face aux attentes sociétales, ainsi qu'à la difficulté de se libérer des illusions. Il y a une intention sous-jacente de saisir ce qui est réel, tout en faisant face à l'absurde. C’est une exploration personnelle et collective des rêves et des vérités que nous portons.

Le Chansonnier