Bitterness Or Sympathy

Ron Pope

Ce chant est à 4 accords magiques! Il est montré ici dans la transposition originale: en le jouant avec des capo ou en le transposant, vous pouvez le ramener à Am, F, C, G.

Transposer:

Intro: The first night I should?ve left you Before I shut my eyes I prayed to God I?d wake up somewhere else. When the mornin? came to find me You were sleepin? there beside me I wondered if this nightmare ever ends? (same for the rest of the song!!) The door was left wide open And the neighbors they were smokin? in the afternoon To pass away the time. You looked at me so cold and said ?This house is not my home? I wish you knew how true that felt most nights. Is it bitterness or sympathy That keeps you standin? here with me? I?m not sure how much more I can take. ?Cause I have sacrificed my peace of mind To sit here with you wastin? time And now I think I?d like to walk away. I was standing in Ohio On the 28th of March With a guitar and a suitcase in my hands. When the wind it stole my cap Lord all I could do was laugh And thank the stars I?m still a drinkin? man. Is it bitterness or sympathy That keeps you standin? here with me? I?m not sure how much more I can take. ?Cause I have sacrificed my peace of mind To sit here with you wastin? time And now I think I?d like to walk away. I was walkin? in a graveyard Where no one that I know rests Thinkin? maybe I could clear my head. And on the cemetery breeze I heard a song about belief Sung with a thunder I can?t understand. Is it bitterness or sympathy That keeps you standin? here with me? I?m not sure how much more I can take. ?Cause I have sacrificed my peace of mind To sit here with you wastin? time And now I think I?d like to walk away.

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La chanson évoque les doutes et les regrets d'une relation qui semble se détériorer. Le narrateur se trouve tiraillé entre l'idée de rester, par empathie pour l'autre, et le besoin de s'éloigner pour préserver sa paix intérieure. Il se sent prisonnier d'une situation qui le rend malheureux, tout en réfléchissant à la notion d'attachement et de sacrifice. Les images de solitude, d'errance et de désillusion ponctuent les paroles, suggérant un profond conflit intérieur. Le contexte de la chanson évoque une période difficile dans la vie du narrateur, où il se retrouve dans un environnement qui semble être dépourvu de chaleur et de réconfort. Les références à des lieux spécifiques et aux souvenirs d’un temps passé soulignent son état d’esprit instable et la quête de réponses spirituelles face à une réalité troublante.

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