Buzzer

Millencolin

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Millencolin Buzzer Submitted by: Key: D Tuning: Standard EADGBe Chords used: D - xx0232 A - x02220 Bm - x24432 G - 320033 A/C# - x476xx [Intro] x2 then x2 then [Verse 1] Take your silly words and listen to yourself Cause I’m living my life tonight And nothing is gonna hurt me Can’t you understand that I can be myself Without everything without anything without any help from you [Refrain 1] We’re not having fun we never really laughed We have to get things right before we end ourselves [Chorus 1] What about me? Do you care enough to see that I can’t live my life this way and that you don’t understand? What about me? Am I the one who’s going down Cause sometimes I can’t find myself And I’m wondering if this is really me? [Post Chorus] x2 [Verse 2] I remember those days when we first met How simple things were then With no heartache and no pain But Now things change so fast That we must take the time to talk things over and Listen to our mind [Refrain 2] We’re not having fun we never really laughed We have to get things right before we end ourselves [Chorus 2/Outro] What about me? Do you care enough to see that I can’t live my life this way and that you don’t understand? What about me? Am I the one who’s going down Cause sometimes I can’t find myself And I’m wondering if this is really me?

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La chanson évoque un profond sentiment de détresse et d’incompréhension. L'artiste exprime son désir d'être écouté et compris, tout en se questionnant sur sa propre identité. Il ressent une pression à conformer sa vie aux attentes des autres, mais aspire à vivre authentiquement, sans se soucier des jugements et des influences extérieures. Dans un contexte où les relations semblent s'effriter, la voix du protagoniste rappelle des moments plus simples, teintés de nostalgie. Il souligne à quel point le temps et les circonstances peuvent transformer les liens, rendant nécessaire une communication sincère pour éviter l'isolement et la perte de soi.

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