Used To Be Bad

Paul McCartney

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[Intro] [Verse 1] I used to be bad but I don’t have to be bad no more Yeah I used to be bad but I don’t have to be bad no more Well there ain’t no doubt about it People it’s something you can’t ignore [Verse 2] Well I ain’t good looking People you know I’ve been up on a shelf Yes I know I am not good looking and I’ve been put up on the shelf But I got a sweet disposition I like to enjoy myself [Verse 3] I used to be bad but I don’t have to be bad no more Yeah I used to be bad but I don’t have to be bad no more You know I learned my lesson a long long time ago [Verse 4] Well no matter what you say no matter what you do You got one life to live it’s going to come back home to you I used to be bad but I don’t have to be bad no more Yeah people I learned my lesson a long long time ago [Instrumental] x2 [Verse 5] The good Lord made this world and everything that’s in it The way I see it baby you got to love it to the limit Oh yes now people it’s something you can’t ignore Yes I used to be bad but I am not going to be bad no more [Verse 6] Well the way you treat me darling made me understand Never quit you baby I’m gonna love you to the end Yeah I used to be bad but I am not going to be bad no more Yes I learned my lesson a long long time ago [Outro] Yes I learned my lesson a long long time ago Yes I learned my lesson you’re going to reap just what you sow

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Cette chanson évoque un parcours de transformation personnelle, où l'artiste admet avoir eu une période difficile, mais affirme avoir appris de ses erreurs. Il exprime un sentiment de libération, indiquant qu'il a choisi de changer et de vivre d'une manière plus positive. Il souligne également l'importance de profiter de la vie et de s'aimer soi-même, malgré les défis que l'on peut rencontrer. Le message central semble être que chacun a la possibilité de se redresser et de choisir un meilleur chemin, une idée renforcée par l'idée que le Bon Dieu a créé ce monde pour qu'on en apprécie la beauté et qu'on en prenne soin. Cette réflexion sur la responsabilité personnelle et l'amour est universelle et intemporelle, ce qui la rend d'autant plus touchante.

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