Its Money That Matters

Randy Newman

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---------------------------------------------------------------------------                 It’s Money that Matters - Randy Newman --------------------------------------------------------------------------- Tabbed by: maguri Tuning: Standard Randy Newman It’s Money that Matters (1988) (Randy Newman) From: "Land of Dreams" ---------------------------------------------------------------------------CHORDS A/D       0-2-2-0-x-x G/D       3-0-0-0-x-x D/A       2-3-2-0-0-x Bdim      0-2-0-2-1-x D/F#      x-3-2-0-x-2 --------------------------------------------------------------------------- RIFF                                                               B|--------------x-/8---------------|----------------|8-8-------------| G|----7h9-------x-/7-----7---9p7---|----7-----9---9-|7-7---7-------7-| D|7h9-------------|------7-------9-|7h9---x-x-7---7-|------7---------| |----------------|----------------|----------------|----------------| |----------------|----------------|----------------|----------------| --------------------------------------------------------------------------- INTRO | / | / | | / | / | Of all of the people        That I used to know        Most never adjusted        To the great big world        I see them lurking in book stores        Working for the Public Radio       Carrying their babies around in a sack on their back Moving careful and slow       It’s money that matters        Hear what I say        It’s money that matters        In the USA        All of these people are much brighter than I In any fair system they would flourish and thrive But they barely survive They eke out a living they barely survive           When I was a young boy   Maybe thirteen    I took a hard look around me   And asked what does it mean?   So I talked to my father and he didn’t know And I talked to my friend and he didn’t know And I talked to my brother and he didn’t know And I talked to everybody that I knew       It’s money that matters        Now you know that it’s true       It’s money that matters        Whatever you do        Then I talked to a man           Lived up on the county line          I was washing his car           With a friend of mine          He was a little fat guy      In a red jumpsuit     I said "That looks kind of funny"    He said "I know it does too"   "But I got a great big house on the hill here      And a great big blonde wife inside it      And a great big pool in my backyard     Another great big pool beside it    Sonny it’s money that matters       Hear what I say       It’s money that matters        In the USA         It’s money that matters        Now you know that it’s true      It’s money that matters        Whatever you do"       (repeat riff and fade)

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La chanson aborde la réalité amère que l’argent a un rôle primordial dans nos vies. Elle évoque des personnes brillantes et talentueuses qui n'arrivent pas à s'épanouir pleinement, simplement parce qu'elles luttent pour survivre dans un système qui privilégie les richesses matérielles. À travers des reflections personnelles et des conversations, l’auteur met en lumière l’incompréhension face à cette dynamique sociétale et à l'importance que beaucoup accordent à l'argent, qui semble souvent définir la réussite et le bonheur. Dans un contexte où l’individualisme et la course à la richesse prédominent, cette œuvre remet en question nos valeurs et la manière dont nous percevons notre place dans le monde. Les personnages illustrent des vies bien distinctes, mais tous se trouvent liés par ce besoin fondamental d’argent pour subvenir à leurs besoins. Cela pose une question sur ce que signifie vraiment réussir dans la vie.