What We Really Want

Rosanne Cash

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.

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http://www.rosannecash.com/ What We Really Want Roseanne Cash Em G Cadd9 We tried to make ourselves pay for something we’ve never done Em G Cadd9 We threw the best parts of life away on street talk strangers and drugs What we really want is love what we really need is love Em G Cadd9 I wanna call out your name I wanna hold out my hand Em G Cadd9 A woman silent in the mirror tonight wants to talk to your mirror man And what they really want is love and what they really need is love Em G Cadd9 We are ships in the night the water is deep in between Em G Cadd9 There is reason and we can’t find the light so we sail off into our dreams And what we really dream is love and what we really need is love D Cadd9 D What we want is love what we need is love Em G Cadd9 We tried to make it feel right in someone else’s world We sat and looked out my window last night Cadd9 And knew that things had changed with this girl Cause what I really found was love cause what we really need is love What we really want is love what we really need is love D Cadd9 D What we want is love what we need is love

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Cette chanson aborde le thème du désir profond et de la quête d’amour. Elle évoque des expériences passées où l’on a laissé filer les plus belles choses de la vie, souvent en se perdant dans des relations superficielles ou des dépendances. Malgré les illusions et les luttes, il demeure un besoin fondamental d’amour et de connexion authentique. Le contexte semble refléter une période de réflexion personnelle, où le protagoniste réalise que ce qu'il recherche vraiment, au-delà des distractions et des faux-semblants, c'est un amour véritable. C'est un appel à l'introspection et à la sincérité, soulignant combien il est important de se tourner vers ceux qui comptent vraiment et d'accepter cette vulnérabilité.

Le Chansonnier