Arms Aloft

Pearl Jam Pearl Jam

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Intro (listen to the song for the rhythm) -> - e:-------------|-----------|-----------|-------------------|---------| B:-------------|-----------|-----------|-------------------|---------| G:-------------|-----------|-----------|-------------------|---------| D:-------------|-----------|-----------|-------------------|---------| A:-8-8-8-8-8-8-|-7-7-7-7-7-|-5-5-5-5-5-|-5-7-5-7-5-7-5-7-5-|-7-7-7-7-| E:-------------|-----------|-----------|-------------------|---------| e:-----------|----------------|-----------|-----------| B:-----------|----------------|-----------|-----------| G:-----------|----------------|-----------|-----------| D:-----------|----------------|-----------|-----------| A:-8-8-8-8-8-|-10-10-10-10-10-|-8-8-8-8-8-|-7-7-7-7-7-| E:-----------|----------------|-----------|-----------| Sometimes there’s no star shining Scouting the edge of the universe Sometimes you can’t see a horizon Between the ocean and the earth And just when you were thinking about slinkin’ down I’m gonna pull you up I’m gonna pull ya round May I remind you of that scene? The spirit is our gasoline May I remind you of that scene? We were arms aloft in Aberdeen May I remind you of that scene? Let a million mirror balls beam May I remind you of that scene? And you say ’living ain’t nothing but hassles’ In a manilla envelope rain And driving coal all-night to Newcastle It’s getting to be a repetitive strain And just when you thought you’re going down the drain May I remind you of that scene? The spirit is our gasoline May I remind you of that scene? We were arms aloft in Aberdeen May I remind you of that scene? Let a million mirror balls beam May I remind you of that scene? I’m gonna pull you up I’m gonna pull ya round May I remind you of that scene? The spirit is our gasoline May I remind you of that scene? We were arms aloft in Aberdeen Let a million mirror balls beam The spirit is our gasoline May I remind you of that scene? We were arms aloft in Aberdeen They say the stars can’t see their rays Nor can they count their numbered days No flower can says what perfume is We got all this and Bird and Diz May I remind you of that scene? We were arms aloft in Aberdeen May I remind you of that scene?

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Cette chanson parle de moments de lutte et de désespoir, mais également de l'espoir qui peut surgir à tout instant. Elle évoque des images où, même dans les moments sombres, il y a une force intérieure, une sorte de lumière qui nous aide à faire face aux difficultés. L’idée est que notre esprit et notre détermination peuvent être notre moteur, nous poussant à nous relever et à avancer, malgré les obstacles. Le contexte semble refléter une lutte personnelle dans un monde qui peut parfois sembler oppressant ou répétitif. Des références à des lieux comme Aberdeen et Newcastle soulignent un parcours de vie rempli de défis, mais aussi d'instants de libération et de joie partagée. C'est un hymne à la persévérance et à la solidarité, montrant que même dans la solitude, il y a toujours une possibilité de connexion et d'émerveillement.

Le Chansonnier