In My Bones

Ron Pope

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Hey guys my first tab comment/like ! Intro: + - + - -/ + - + I thought I saw an angel Calling me across the yard She said baby it’s been real Now I’m gone I should’ve known much better You can’t tame something that wild When I asked her if she loved me She just smiled But it’s my fault I don’t care I can’t hate you if you’re not here Once you go never ever turn around I have sacrificed and I burned Oh you gotta live before you learn And I wanted the truth but sometimes the truth hurts (Same chords as first verse) And my angel with her dirty wings She used to make me smile She kept all of her secrets locked inside In a place I could not reach her Though I tried with all my might When I begged for something real she said goodbye And it’s my fault I don’t care I can’t hate you if you’re not here Once you go never ever turn around I have sacrificed and I burned Oh you gotta live before you learn And I wanted the truth but sometimes the truth hurts And I am sure it’ll be just fine If I remember she wasn’t ever mine And I am sure it’ll be just fine If I remember she wasn’t ever mine And the truth about the two of us Is we don’t make no sense When we made love our love was just pretend And now I’m trying to forget her The way I feel her in my bones And I wonder if she thinks of me at all But it’s my fault I don’t care I can’t hate you if you’re not here Once you go never ever turn around I have sacrificed and I burned Oh you gotta live before you learn And I wanted the truth but sometimes the truth hurts And I wanted the truth but sometimes the truth hurts

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Cette chanson évoque la douleur d'un amour perdu et les regrets qui en découlent. Le protagoniste se souvient d'une relation intense mais illusoire, où il a souvent cherché la vérité sans vraiment la trouver. Il réalise qu'il a investi beaucoup dans cette relation, mais que son partenaire était insaisissable, gardant ses secrets pour elle. Malgré sa souffrance, il admet une forme de lâcher-prise, acceptant que cette personne n'a jamais vraiment été sienne. Le thème central tourne autour de l'acceptation et de la nécessité de vivre des expériences pour apprendre des leçons sur l'amour et les relations. Au final, il semble abandonner l'idée de cette connexion, tout en se demandant si l'autre pense encore à lui. On ressent une mélancolie mais aussi une sagesse acquise à travers la douleur.

Le Chansonnier