Spent The Day In Bed

Morrissey

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[Intro] [Verse 1] Spent the day in bed Very happy I did yes I spent the day in bed As the workers stay enslaved I spent the day in bed I’m not my type but I love my bed And I recommend that you [Chorus] Stop watching the news! Because the news contrives to frighten you To make you feel small and alone To make you feel that your mind isn’t your own [Verse 2] I spent the day in bed It’s a consolation When all my dreams Are perfectly legal In sheets for which I paid I am now laid And I recommend to all of my friends that they [Chorus] Stop watching the news! Because the news contrives to frighten you To make you feel small and alone To make you feel that your mind isn’t your own [Bridge] Oh time do as I wish Time do as I wish Oh time do as I wish Time do as I wish Oh time do as I wish Time do as I wish Oh time do as I wish Do as I wish [Verse 3] I spent the day in bed You can please yourself But I spent the day in bed Pillows like pillars Life ends in death So there’s nothing wrong with Being good to yourself Be good to yourself for once! [Outro] And no bus no boss no rain no train And no bus no boss no rain no train And no bus no boss no rain no train No emasculation no castration No highway freeway motorway And no bus no boss no rain no train And no bus no boss no rain no train And no bus no boss no rain no train

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La chanson évoque l'idée de prendre du temps pour soi, de se retirer des influences extérieures et du stress constant que la vie moderne impose. Il exprime le bonheur simple de passer une journée au lit, loin des préoccupations et des nouvelles qui souvent alimentent la peur et l'angoisse. Au-delà de la recherche de réconfort, il souligne l'importance de se respecter et de se donner permission de se détendre, même face à un monde qui semble nous dicter nos actions. Dans un contexte où l'information est omniprésente et souvent négative, cette œuvre invite à une sorte de rébellion paisible : ignorer les nouvelles et choisir de vivre des moments de tranquillité et de bien-être. La chanson résonne particulièrement dans notre époque, où les pressions sociales et médiatiques peuvent parfois nous peser, et elle rappelle que se ressourcer est essentiel pour notre équilibre mental.

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