Big Bad Bill (is Sweet William Now)

Peggy Lee

Transposer:

In the town of Louieville Lived a man they called Big Bad Bill I want to tell you he sure was tough He certainly did strut that stuff He had folks scared to death; When he walked by they held their breath He was a fightin’ man sure enough Now Bill took himself a wife Just to lead a dif’frent life Big Bad Bill is Sweet William now Married life has changed him somehow He’s the man that they all used to fear Now the people call him sweet Papa Willy Dear Stronger than Samson I declare Til a soft-skinned Delilah bobbed his hair Big Bad Bill don’t fight anymore Washes dishes and he mops up the floor Used to spend his ev’nings lookin’ for a fight Now he’s got to see his momma ev’ry night Big Bad Bill is Sweet William now

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Dans cette chanson, on parle d'un homme redouté dans sa ville, connu sous le nom de Big Bad Bill, qui inspirait la peur chez les gens à cause de sa réputation de bagarreur. Cependant, sa vie prend un tournant lorsqu'il se marie et décide d'adopter un mode de vie plus tranquille et aimant. La transformation de Bill en un époux doux et attentionné est frappante ; il échange les combats contre les tâches ménagères et les moments en famille. Autrefois, il était ce dur à cuire, maintenant il est l'homme charismatique et établi que tout le monde affectionne. Cette histoire montre comment l'amour peut changer une personne, même celle qui semblait la plus redoutable.

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