Mrs. Vandebilt

Paul McCartney

Transposer:

Accords : Dm : xx0231 Dm/C : x3x231 G/B : x20033 Down in the jungle living in a tent You don't use money you don't pay rent You don't ever know the time But you don't mind Ho hey ho ho hey ho Ho hey ho ho hey ho When your light is on the blink You never think of worrying What's the use of worrying? When your bus has left the stop You'd better drop your hurrying What's the use of hurrying? Leave me alone mrs vandebilt I've got plenty of time of my own What's the use of worrying? What's the use of hurrying? What's the use of a - nything? Ho hey ho ho hey ho Ho hey ho ho hey ho What's the use of worrying? What's the use of hurrying? What's the use of a - nything? Ho hey ho ho hey ho Ho hey ho ho hey ho When your pile is on the wane You don't complain of robbery Run away don't bother me What's the use of worrying? What's the use of a - nything? Leave me alone mrs Washington I've got plenty of time of my own What's the use of worrying? What's the use of hurrying? What's the use of a - nything? Ho hey ho ho hey ho Ho hey ho ho hey ho...

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Cette chanson évoque une vie simple, loin des préoccupations matérialistes. Elle parle de l'importance de vivre l'instant présent et de ne pas se laisser submerger par le stress ou l'inquiétude. L'artiste nous encourage à prendre du recul face aux pressions du quotidien, en soulignant que beaucoup de choses ne valent pas la peine d'être prises au sérieux. Le contexte pourrait être celui d'une quête de liberté et d'authenticité. La présence de figures comme Mrs. Vandebilt et Mrs. Washington illustre à la fois une ironie face aux attentes sociétales et une volonté de s'émanciper des contraintes. En somme, c'est un appel à ralentir et à apprécier le temps qu'on a, plutôt que de se focaliser sur des soucis futiles.

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