You And Me Babe

Ringo Starr

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--------------------------------------------------------------------------- You and Me (Babe) - Ringo Starr --------------------------------------------------------------------------- Written by: George Harrison/Mal Evans From: "Ringo" (1973) Tabbed by: maguri Tuning: Standard --------------------------------------------------------------------------- CHORDS C x-3-2-0-1-x G/B x-2-0-0-0-x Dsus4/A x-0-0-0-1-x G 3-2-0-0-0-x G/F# 2-x-0-0-0-x G/F 1-x-0-0-x-x Gm/B x-1-0-0-3-x Daug x-x-0-3-3-2 --------------------------------------------------------------------------- [Intro] | | | | | | | | | | [Verse 1] For you and me babe it’s time that we part. And between you babe I gave you my heart For these few moments I wish we could start at the top again. [Verse 2] For me and you babe it’s the end of our date Me and the band babe all thought it was great To entertain you but it’s getting late and it’s time to leave. [Middle 8] Now I wanna tell you The pleasure really was mine Yeah I had a good time Singing and drinking some wine And when the sun sets in the sky and you close your sleepy eyes A7 D Daug I’ll be in some nightclub getting high that’s no lie. [Verse 3] Now you and me babe we may meet again And in the meanwhile stay out of the rain But keep your nose dry and give us a smile if you liked the show. [Solo] | | | | | | | | | [Middle 8] Now I wanna tell you The pleasure really was mine Yeah I had a good time Singing and drinking some wine Though I may not be in your town You know that I can still be found A7 D Daug Right here on this record spinning round with the sounds. [Verse 4] For you and me Dave they’ve turned out the lights The violins stayed to wish you goodnight Me and the band-aid are reaching the end so it’s off we go. (Goodbye everybody!) [Outro] (guitar solo and Ringo’s spoken end credits repeat til fade)

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Cette chanson évoque un au revoir entre deux personnes après une belle soirée. L'artiste exprime sa gratitude pour les moments partagés, tout en reconnaissant qu'il est temps de se séparer. Il partage des souvenirs joyeux, teintés de mélancolie, en souhaitant que leurs chemins se croisent à nouveau. Les instants passés à chanter et à profiter d'une bonne ambiance semblent marquants, et il invite l'autre à garder le sourire malgré la séparation imminente. Le contexte de la chanson souligne l'ambiance d'un concert ou d'une représentation, où le plaisir de la musique et de la compagnie doivent finalement céder la place à la réalité. Dans ce cadre, on ressent la chaleur des liens tissés, même si l'heure des adieux approche.

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