Silent Fighting

Nada Surf

Transposer:

Tuning: Drop 1/2 step Drop low E to D Chords: Dadd6 - x57777 {The top note is not constantly played.                 Listen to the intro to get a feel for the rhythm of when it is.} Bsus2 - x24422 D - xx0235 Em - 222000 ===== D5 - x577xxx D5/C# - x477xxx B5 - x244xxx E5 - 222xxx G5 - 555xxx ===== {The following chords are a combination of the harmony  as well as the melodic line on the G-string.  Since the harmony only changes twice I just assigned numbers 1-3  to each chord for each melodic note.} G[1] - 5x40xx G[2] - 5x42xx G[3] - 5x44xx Em[1] - 2x40xx Em[2] - 2x42xx Em[3] - 2x44xx ===== G/D - xx543x Bm/F# - xx4(4)3x {The (4) is implied. It can be played if you want.                   My preference is to omit it.} Aadd9/E - xx242x Dmaj7add6 - xx0(4)2x {See note above about implied (4).} ===== {The following chords reflect the harmony as well as  Listen to the part in the song and you can hear the pattern of how it’s played.  I just named the chord the overall harmony plus (A) in parenthesis to denote  the pattern of switching between the two listed chords.} D(A) - xx0235 to xx0232 Bm7(A) - x24235 to x24232 ===== G - 5x043x G/F# - 4x043x G/E - 2x043x Dmaj7 - 0x022x Dadd6 Don’t know what to say                     Bsus2  D I don’t know what to talk about                      Em              Dadd6 I don’t know what to do about me and you Dadd6 I don’t know what to think               Bsus2          D I always feel time’s running out              Em                      Dadd6 It’s getting harder harder to get a clue Even when we’re quiet fighting Silent treatment on the street Still there’s no doubt we’re going home together    Even when we’re silent fighting Making a scene on the street We’ll be under the covers and out of the weather    I just can’t tell the truth Always thinking about leaving you I’ll be the captive you’ll be the captain I’ll be your chaperone I’ll book your first date now [1] - [2] - [3] - [2] [1] - [2] - [3] - [2] Dadd6                Been watching too much television And thinking stupid thoughts So confused about men and women    Dadd6 I don’t know what to say                     Bsus2  D                        I don’t know what to talk about                      Em              Dadd6 I don’t know what to do about me and you            () - /#() - () - - Even when we’re quiet fighting Silent treatment on the street Still there’s no doubt we’re going home together    Even when we’re quiet fighting Making a scene on the street I’ll be the captive you’ll be the captain I’ll be your chaperone I’ll book your first date now - / - / - I just can’t tell the truth I’m always thinking about leaving you I just can’t tell the truth I’m always thinking about leaving you But I just can’t tell the truth I’m always thinking about leaving you [1] - [2] - [3] - [2] [1] - [2] - [3] - [2] - / - / - {3 times} I just can’t tell the truth I’m always thinking about leaving you

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empty heart empty heart A, A/Eb, A/D, A4, F#m, Am, Bm, F#
empty heart empty heart Dmaj7, A, E, A5, E5, F#5, D, Amaj7, F#, B
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La chanson évoque les tensions silencieuses que l'on peut ressentir dans une relation, où les non-dits et les conflits sous-jacents rendent la communication difficile. Elle parle d'une lutte intérieure face aux incertitudes d’un amour compliqué, où même dans le désaccord, il existe une certitude d’un retour commun. Le protagoniste se sent piégé entre le désir d'être honnête et la peur de perdre l'autre, soulignant ainsi les dilemmes émotionnels auxquels beaucoup peuvent s'identifier. Dans un monde où la superficialité des médias peut troubler nos pensées et notre perception des relations, le chanteur exprime sa confusion sur les dynamiques entre hommes et femmes. Au final, malgré les disputes, il y a un sentiment d'appartenance qui persiste, une connexion qui unit les deux protagonistes malgré leurs différences.