Oh, Marion

Paul Simon

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The boy's got brains He just don't use 'em that's all The boy's got brains He just refuse to use 'em that's all He said "The more I get to thinking The less I tend to laugh" The boy's got brains He just abstains | | | The boy's got a heart But it beats on his opposite side It's a strange phenomenon The laws of nature defied He said "It's a chance I had to take So I shifted my heart for its safety sake: The boy's got a heart but it beats on His opposite Oh Marion I think I'm in trouble here I should've believed you When I heard you saying it The only time That love is an easy game Is when two other people Are playing it The boy's got a voice But the voice is his natural disguise Yes the boy's got a voice But his words don't connect to his eyes He says "Ah but when I sing I can hear the truth auditioning." The boy's got a voice But the voice is his natural Oh Marion I think I'm in trouble here I should've believed you When I heard you saying it The only time That love is an easy game Is when two other people Are playing it | |

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La chanson évoque un jeune homme qui possède de grandes qualités, comme l'intelligence, la sensibilité et une belle voix, mais qui a du mal à les exprimer pleinement. Il semble se détourner de ses talents, préférant rester dans l'ombre plutôt que de prendre des risques. Malgré un cœur qui bat différemment, il tente de naviguer à travers ses émotions et ses relations amoureuses, révélant ainsi une lutte intérieure entre ce qu'il ressent et ce qu'il exprime. Le protagoniste semble conscient de ses difficultés dans les relations amoureuses, réalisant que l'amour est souvent un jeu compliqué, surtout quand on se sent déconnecté de soi-même. Il se rend compte qu'il aurait dû mieux écouter les avertissements de l'autre personne en jeu, soulignant le défi d'établir une véritable connexion dans le monde des sentiments.

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