That Was Lulu

Richard Marx

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[Intro] | | | | | [Verse] When you woke up this morning On your front lawn You had a smile on your lips and Your wallet was gone You remember some girl But the rest is all a blur Well you’re not the first one to fall under her spell I know dozens of guys who’ve been there as well They’ve got scars to show And they owe ’em all to her [Chorus] That was Lulu Did she fool you? That was Lulu That ain’t legal That ain’t voodoo That was Lulu [Instrumental] | | | [Verse] Well Lulu’s got charms that money can’t buy And she’s made her reputation Making strong men cry All the victims may change But there stories are the same Lulu’s there whey your airplane Just happens to crash Still she walks away without even a scratch Leaving in flames But she never leaves her name [Chorus] That was Lulu Did she fool you? That was Lulu That ain’t legal That ain’t voodoo That was Lulu [Bridge] And I know what I’m talking about I saw it all from the start Long before she started running around Who do you think ran away with my heart That was Lulu [Bass Solo] |N.. |N.. |N.. |N.. | [Solo] | | | | | 2x [Chorus] That was Lulu Did she fool you? That was Lulu That ain’t legal That ain’t voodoo That was Lulu [Outro] | | | That was Lulu That was Lulu | | | | |

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Cette chanson raconte l'histoire d'une beauté trouble nommée Lulu, qui attire les hommes avec son charme irrésistible, leur laissant souvent des cicatrices émotionnelles. Le protagoniste se remémore ses rencontres avec elle, où la séduction et le mystère sont à l'ordre du jour, mais où la douleur est également présente. Il évoque les conséquences que d'autres hommes ont subies, eux aussi tombés sous son charme, et note qu'elle semble toujours s'en sortir indemne, peu importe les dégâts qu'elle cause autour d'elle. Le contexte montre une dynamique de séduction toxique, où l'illusion et la réalité se croisent, laissant les victimes dans le flou et la désillusion. Les références au cœur volé et aux liaisons éphémères soulignent la fragilité des sentiments humains face à une telle envoûtement.

Le Chansonnier