Old King

Neil Young

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OLD KING As recorded by Neil Young (From the 1992 Album HARVEST MOON) Guitar is tuned to Double Drop D: DADGBD D|----0-----| D|----0-----| B|----3-----| B|----0-----| G|----2-----| G|----0-----| D|----0-----| D|----0-----| |----------| |----------| |----------| |----5-----| / D|----0-----| D|----------| B|----1-----| B|----------| G|----0-----| G|----0-----| D|----2-----| D|----0-----| A|----3-----| A|----------| D|----------| D|----3-----| [Intro] [Chorus] King went a-running after deer Wasn’t scared of jumping off the truck in high gear King went a-sniffing and he would go Was the best old hound dog I ever did know [Verse 1] I had a dog and his name was King I told the dog about everything There in my truck the dog and I Then one day the King up and died [Interlude] [Verse 2] Then I thought about the times we had Once when I kicked him when he was bad Old King sure meant a lot to me But that hound dog is his-to-ry [Chorus] King went a-running after deer Wasn’t scared of jumping off the truck in high gear King went a-sniffing and he would go Was the best old hound dog I ever did know [Verse 3] That old King was a friend of mine Never knew a dog that was half as fine I may find one you never do know Because I still got a long way to go [Verse 4] I had a dog and his name was King I told the dog about everything Old King sure meant a lot to me But that hound dog is his-to-ry [Chorus] King went a-running after deer Wasn’t scared of jumping off the truck in high gear King went a-sniffing and he would go Was the best old hound dog I ever did know [Outro] x2

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Dans cette chanson, le narrateur se remémore son fidèle chien nommé King, avec lequel il partageait une grande complicité. Il évoque des souvenirs affectueux de leurs aventures ensemble, soulignant à quel point ce chien était un compagnon précieux. La perte de King laisse un vide dans sa vie, et il se remémore les moments passés, tout en se rendant compte que ces souvenirs font désormais partie de son histoire. Cette chanson s'inscrit dans un contexte de nostalgie, où l'amour et les souvenirs d'une relation sincère avec un animal de compagnie sont mis en avant. Chaque ligne reflète une mélancolie douce, valorisant le lien unique que l'on peut tisser avec nos amis à quatre pattes.

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