Something So Right

Paul Simon

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You've got the cool water when the fever runs high You've got the look of lovelight in your eyes And i was crazy motion til the you calmed me down It took a little time but you calmed me down When something goes wrong i'm frist admit it I'm frist admit it And the last one to know when something goes right Well it's likely to lose me mm It's apt to confuse me it's such an unsual sight Oh i can't i can't get used to something so right Something so right They've got the wall in china it's thousand miles long To keep out the foreigners they made it strong And i've got a wall around me that you can't even see It took a little time to get next to me When something goes wrong i'm frist admit it I'm frist admit it and the last one to know when something goes right Weel it's likely to lose me mm It's apt to confuse me it's such ununsual sight Oh i can't i can't get used to something so right Something so right Some people never say the words ( i love you ) It's not your stile to be so bold Some people never say the words ( i love you ) But like a child they're longing to be told Whem sometnig goes wrong i'm frist admit it I'm frist admit it And the last one to know When something goes right Well it's likely to lose me mm It's apt to confuse me because it's such unusual sight I swear i can't i can't get used to something so right Something so right

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Cette chanson évoque les sentiments ambivalents d'une personne qui peine à comprendre et à accepter la beauté d'une relation épanouissante. Elle décrit la façon dont cet amour peut apaiser les tumultes intérieurs et comment, face à la joie, on peut se sentir désarçonné et incertain. L'artiste parle des murs que chacun construit autour de soi, invisibles mais bien présents, ce qui peut rendre difficile l'accès à une connexion authentique. Le propos sous-jacent souligne la manière dont certaines personnes ont du mal à exprimer leurs émotions, même si elles ressentent profondément le besoin d'amour et d'affection. Les vers évoquent cette dichotomie entre le désir d'être aimé et la difficulté à se l'admettre pleinement. La chanson, en fin de compte, parle de l'acceptation de cette rareté qu'est un amour authentique.

Le Chansonnier