Bring Them Home

Pete Seeger

Ce chant est à 4 accords magiques! Il est montré ici dans la transposition originale: en le jouant avec des capo ou en le transposant, vous pouvez le ramener à Am, F, C, G.

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[Verse 1] If you love your Uncle Sam Bring them home bring them home Support our boys in Viet Nam Bring them home bring them home. [Verse 2] It’ll make our generals sad I know Bring them home bring them home They wanna tangle with the foe Bring them home bring them home. [Verse 3] But here is their big fallacy Bring them home bring them home They don’t have the right weaponry Bring them home bring them home. [Verse 4] The foe is hunger and ignorance Bring them home bring them home You can’t beat them with bombs and guns Bring them home bring them home. [Chorus] So if you love your uncle Sam Bring them home bring them home Support our boys in Viet Nam Bring them home bring them home. [Verse 5] I may be right I may be wrong Bring them home bring them home But I got a right to sing this song Bring them home bring them home. [Verse 6] There’s one thing I must confess Bring them home bring them home I’m not really a pacifist Bring them home bring them home. [Verse 7] If an army invaded this land of mine Bring them home (home home) You’d find me out on the firing line Bring them home bring them home. [Verse 8] Even if they brought their planes to bomb Bring them home bring them home Even though they brought helicopters and napalm Bring them home bring them home. [Chorus] So if you love your uncle Sam (Bring them home bring them home) Support our boys in Viet Nam Bring them home bring them home. [Verse 9] Yes show these generals their fallacy Bring them home (home home) They don’t have the right weaponry Bring them home bring them home. [Verse 10] The world needs teachers books and schools Bring them home (home home) And learning a few universal rules Bring them home bring them home. [Chorus] So if you love your uncle Sam (Bring them home bring them home) Support our boys in Viet Nam Bring them home bring them home.

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Cette chanson évoque le retour des soldats déployés au Vietnam, en appelant à les ramener chez eux plutôt que de les envoyer combattre dans une guerre difficile. L'auteur insiste sur le fait que la véritable bataille ne se joue pas sur le champ de bataille, mais contre des enjeux comme la pauvreté et l'ignorance. Il remet également en question la stratégie militaire, soulignant que les armes ne résoudront pas ces problèmes fondamentaux. Au fond, c'est un cri de cœur pour la paix et une reconnaissance que le véritable soutien aux soldats passe par leur retour dans leurs familles et leur pays. Elle s'inscrit dans le contexte tumultueux des années 60, marqué par les luttes pour la paix et une forte opposition à la guerre du Vietnam, reflétant le désespoir et les préoccupations de ceux qui s'inquiètent pour leurs proches éloignés dans des zones de conflit.