Divers And Submarines

Passenger

Transposer:

This one is quit simpel but you have to play it clean and crisp...fingerpickingstyle chords in the whole song capo 7; Basic: Bit more fine tuned Am7sus4 - G6 is normal G but without you finger on the 3rd fret and 1st string...you can put your finger on the 3rd fret 2nd string - Am7sus4 is just one finger on the 3rd fret and 2nd string That’s it...tip: play along with Mike to find out the groove in this song. He plays it almost like a Waltz Well I clung to you Like cat hair clings to a woolen shirt You needed me like a wedding dress needs dirt The more that I wanted the harder I squeezed The harder I squeezed the less you could breathe And we sunk down to the bottom Yeah we sunk down to the bottom of the sea Yeah we sunk down to the bottom of the sea And I cried for you Like a widow cries at her lover’s grave You haunted me through my stinging nights And aching days The more that you struggled the tighter the knots The tighter the knots the lower we got And we sunk down to the bottom Yeah we sunk down to the bottom of the sea Yeah we sunk down to the bottom of the sea Yeah we sunk down to the bottom of the sea Oh no ’Cause I saw divers and submarines And I saw divers and submarines Oh I saw divers and submarines

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Em, Em6, D, Dmaj7, D7, e, a, G, A, E, G5, F#, Em7, A7, C

Fairytales And Firesides

G, C, Em, D

Riding To New York

Am7, C, G, Fmaj7, G5, F, Dm

Patient Love

C, F, Am, G

Sandstorm

F, C, Am, G, Em, E, B, Em7, Bm, e, D, Am7, G5, A

Birds That Flew And Ships That Sailed

B, G, D, E, C, F, Am, Dm, G5

The One You Love

C, F, Dm, G, Em

Survivors

Bm, D, A, E, F#m, G

Walk You Home

D, Em, G, Bm, A

Travelling Song

Em, G, C, Am, D, A

La chanson évoque une relation où l'attachement excessif devient étouffant. L'image du lien qui se resserre évoque la lutte entre le désir et la liberté, montrant comment un amour trop pressant peut mener à la suffocation. Les métaphores de la profondeur de la mer illustrent cette descente inéluctable vers les profondeurs d'un sentiment, à la fois enivrant et douloureux. Dans ce contexte, l’artiste semble naviguer entre le regret et la nostalgie, évoquant les souvenirs d'un amour qui, malgré son intensité, a fini par les plonger dans une douleur sourde. Les références aux plongeurs et aux sous-marins soulignent le contraste entre la recherche d'évasion et l'immersion dans des émotions complexes. C'est une réflexion sur les liens et les prises que l'on exerce parfois sur ceux que l'on aime.

Le Chansonnier