Art Hounds

Morrissey

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Intro e|----------------------| B|----------------------| G|----------------------| D|-7-9-10--7-7-7--9--10-| (x8, end on 7) A|----------------------| E|----------------------| Art-hounds look like nothing So Art-hounds write something And those that do are judged by those Who tried and found they couldn’t do Oooh Oooh D-G-C-E--D-G Art-hounds see the Greek ideal And gaze on what they’ll never feel Oh the pitiless revenge of those without friends The pitiless the pitiless revenge Art-hounds know what’s around Because they’ve seen it somewhere written down And everything they’ve seen on the moving screen Helps them fill up the page In European museums Will I see you? Will I see you? Will I see you? Will I see you? In European museums Will I see you? My life is opera My life is opera My life is opera My life is opera Art-hounds in a restaurant They bring along their loving Aunt But when they can’t find a table for their fat Aunt Mable They stamp their feet and cry Art-hounds in a restaurant They bring along their loving Aunt But when they can’t find a table for their fat Aunt Mable They stamp their feet and cry In European museums Will I see you? Will I see you? Will I see you? Will I see you? In European museums Will I see you? My life is opera My life is opera My life is opera My life is opera Breakdown e|--------------------| B|--------------------| G|-------7------------| D|---7-9----9-10-9--7-| A|--------------------| E|--------------------| Art-hounds: very funny very witty but very lonely And below the belt is shriveled and small It functions only as a word Art-hounds: very funny very witty but very lonely And below the belt is shriveled and small It knows a thousand woes In European hushed museums Will I see you? Will I see you? Will I see you? Will I see you? In European hushed museums Will I see you? If you cannot stand this fake world If you cannot stand this fake world Take my hand If you cannot stand this fake world If you cannot stand this fake world If you cannot stand this fake world Take my hand If you cannot stand this fake world I take 16 pills to send me to sleep And 16 pills to shake me awake What does it mean? What does it mean? What does it mean? What does it mean? What does it mean? What does it mean? What does it mean?

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La chanson évoque la vie des passionnés d'art, qui se trouvent souvent dans une lutte créative. Ils tentent de s'exprimer et de laisser leur empreinte, mais se heurtent aux jugements de ceux qui n'ont jamais tenté l'expérience. Le texte souligne une solitude profonde, malgré l'humour et la vivacité de ces "chiens d'art", qui aspirent à un idéal souvent inaccessible. Le contexte met en lumière une critique de la superficialité du monde contemporain, où l'art et les relations humaines semblent parfois déplacés. Les références aux musées européens reflètent un désir de connexion avec des expériences plus authentiques, même dans un environnement souvent froid et impersonnel. Ce paradoxe de chercher du sens dans une réalité parfois vide se ressent tout au long de la mélodie.

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