Minefield

Ringo Starr

Transposer:

[Intro] [Verse 1] What’s right who’s wrong everybody takes sides My god your god God it’s such a fine line Email jump bail man becomes a female War vet dragnet take another Percocet [Pre-Chorus] Somewhere in between There’s a world you’ve never seen Perhaps it’s just a dream But it’s so real to me [Chorus] Living in a minefield we’re walking on thin ice Living in a minefield there’s no time to think twice Only we can make it better Let’s all get well together [Interlude] [Verse 2] Rock stars pop stars living in an ant farm Smooth talking cool walking drowning in your own charm Mystic medicine Maharaj Ji let us in Way out weigh in where the hell have you been [Pre-Chorus] Somewhere in my dream There’s a twilight in between A place I’ve been but never seen And it’s so real to me [Chorus] Living in a minefield we’re walking on thin ice Living in a minefield there’s no time to think twice Only we can make it better Let’s all get well together [Interlude] [Bridge] Everything you do or say Comes with a price that you must pay I didn’t know that yesterday [Solo] [Verse 3] Good junk bad funk I can see through you Peace love everyone be your own guru [Outro] Mindfield I’m walking on thin ice Living in a minefield there’s no time to think twice Mindfield we’re walking on thin ice Living in a minefield there’s no time to think twice Minefield Minefield Minefield Minefield Minefield

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La chanson évoque les tensions et les divisions qui existent entre les gens, comme si chacun devait choisir un camp. Elle met en lumière le défi de naviguer dans un monde complexe où les apparences sont parfois trompeuses. Au milieu de cette confusion, il est souligné qu'il existe un espace méconnu, un endroit peut-être idéal, où il est possible de trouver une connexion et un réconfort. Dans ce contexte, l'idée principale est que malgré les difficultés et les désaccords, il est essentiel de se rassembler et de travailler ensemble pour apporter du bien dans nos vies. La métaphore du champ de mines symbolise les risques à prendre, mais aussi l’importance de l'unité et de l'amour dans toutes nos actions.

Le Chansonnier