Take Me On

Richie Sambora

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Intro You’ve been out all night thats right Underneath your black umbrella Head moves round the right so tight Not me or angels in the sky they don’t lie You walked by this empty street I’m hoping that our eye’s might meet Your hearts too blind to see me Thats the price of being lonely You want real love you think that you’re tough enough Take Me On Take me on You wanna be turned around you want to touch higher ground For the love that you’ve been missing If you think that you’re not strong Take Me On In a small cafe all day Staring in a cup of Coffee Time just slips away Smoking you’re last cigarette with no regret I say hello you look away Theres a smile behind your face There’s something more between us But your hearts too blind to say You want real love you think that you’re tough enough Take Me On Take me on You wanna be turned around you want to touch higher ground For the love that you’ve been missing If you think that you’re not strong Take Me On Ponte There’s a face in every window a light goes out Someones alone You wake up in the morning it’s another day Another chance gone gone You want real love you think that you’re tough enough Take Me On Take me on You wanna be turned around you want to touch higher ground For the love that you’ve been missing If you think that you’re not strong Take Me On

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G, D, Bm, C, Gm, A, E, Dbm, Am, B

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D7, G, D, A, Bm, B5, Db5, E5

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B, E, F#, G#m

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G, D, Em, C, Am, C9, E, A, Fm, D4, A2

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F, Am, C, G, Em

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A, Dbm, B, E, F#m

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A, F#m, G, D, E

Father Time

Cm, Eb, Bb, F, Am, G, Em, G#, Fm, Gm

Forever All The Way

Eb, G#, Cm, Bb

La chanson évoque un sentiment de solitude et de quête d'amour. L'interprète se trouve dans un cadre mélancolique, où il espère croiser le regard de quelqu'un qui semble également en quête d'une connexion authentique. Il aborde le désir d'être aimé et de dépasser la solitude, tout en sachant que cela demande du courage. Dans cet univers, il y a une tension palpable entre l'aspiration à un amour véritable et la peur de s'ouvrir aux autres. La petite café évoquée devient le symbole d’une pause dans le temps, où les regrets et les rêves se mêlent, incitant à se libérer des chaînes de la peur pour saisir ce qui pourrait vraiment apporter du bonheur.

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