That Dangerous Age

Paul Weller

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(Shoop... Shoop) And when he wakes up in the morning It takes him time to adjust So sick and tired of the money (Shoop he’s at that dangerous age) And all the life that is lost (Shoop he’s at that dangerous age) If you could only get it back How high the whirl Could start to stack And every chance you gets to fly he goes far In his car He likes 2 sugars in his coffee (Shoop he’s at that dangerous age) He wants a chick in the office (Shoop he’s at that dangerous age) He’s touching straight up bay (Shoop he’s at that dangerous age) He’s on a much higher rage (Shoop he’s at that dangerous age) And he will seconds of a frame He starts to see And takes the blame And any chance he gets to run he goes far In his car very far (DRUM FILL) She wears her skirt so much higher... She has the heir for high flyer (Shoop she’s at that dangerous age) She gets down on the student range (Shoop she’s at that dangerous age) And all her friends think she’s trying (Shoop she’s at that dangerous age) She’s at that dangerous age (Shoop they’re at that dangerous age) She’s at that dangerous age (Shoop they’re at that dangerous age) (Shoop she’s at that dangerous age) (Shoop she’s at that dangerous age) And when he wakes up in the morning It takes him time to adjust He’s so sick of the money And all the life that is lost

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Cette chanson évoque les défis et les frustrations d'une phase de la vie où l'on se sent perdu et désorienté. Elle parle d'un homme qui, en se réveillant le matin, peine à trouver sa place dans un monde où l'argent semble tout engloutir. Il ressent une nostalgie pour ce qu'il a perdu et aspire à retrouver une certaine légèreté et la possibilité de s'élever, tant physiquement qu'émotionnellement. Dans cette période délicate, il devient évident que les choix faits, les relations et même les ambitions peuvent être influencés par cette quête de sens. Les protagonistes de la chanson explorent avec une certaine désillusion leurs aspirations et les pressions de la société, tout en cherchant désespérément à naviguer dans ce que l'on pourrait appeler l'âge dangereux de la maturité.

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