Dinner At Eight

Rufus Wainwright

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This tab was originally made by someone named kingitchy. I’ve been looking everywhere for this. Enjoy. Intro: No matter how strong I’m gonna take you down With one little stone Cdim I’m gonna break you down And see what you’re worth C#m/Bb B7sus What you’re really worth to me Dinner at eight was okay Before the toast full of gleams It was great until those old magazines Got us started up again Actually it was pro bab ly me again Why is it so That I’ve always been the one who must go That I’ve always been the one told to flee When it fact you were the one long ago Actually in the drifting white snow You left me So put up your fists and I’ll put up mine No running away from the scene of the crime God’s chosen a place Somewhere near the end of the world Somewhere near the end of our lives But ’til then no Daddy don’t be surprised If I wanna see the tears in your eyes Then I know it had to be long ago Actually in the drifting white snow Bsus E You loved me No matter how strong I’m gonna take you down With one little stone Cdim I’m gonna break you down And see what you’re worth C#m/Bb B7sus What you’re really worth to me Esus E

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Complainte de la butte

F, Am, Dm7, C7/E, Gm7/D, C7, C7/Bb, C7/A, C7/G, F/E, Bbm, Bbm/G#, Gm7, F7/C, Bb, Bb/A, Gm7/Db, C7/4, Gm9

Rules And Regulations

D, F#, Bm, E, Bb, G, F, A, A7

Grey Gardens

G, F9, Eb, D, Am, Am7, Bm, Em, F, Bb, A, Gm, Dm, G#9

Chelsea Hotel No. 2

F, C, Bb, Dm, A/E

Peach Trees

Gadd9, G, Em, Am7, Bb, B, C, D11, A7, G6, D7, Dm, G7, B7, a

Ill Build A Stairway To Paradise

C, A, A7, G#, G#7, B, G7, C7, F, F7, Dm7, G9, Eb7, E7, Bb, F#7, B7, Bb7, E, F#m7, Em, Em7, Db, D7, F#

Pretty Things

E, Dbm, A, B, F#m, D

Going to a Town

Bm7, Eb7, G#maj7, Dbmaj7, C7, Fm, Bbm, G7, Bbm7

Damsel In Distress

E, F#m, B7, A7, C, D, A, G

Foolish Love

D, F#m, G, Gm, A, C, B, Em

La chanson évoque le thème de la lutte émotionnelle dans une relation, où l'un des partenaires se sent souvent dans la position de devoir s'éloigner. Elle évoque des souvenirs douloureux et des conflits non résolus qui refont surface, symbolisés par des moments passés et des sentiments restés en suspens. Malgré la tension, il existe aussi un désir de connaître la vérité sur l'amour et la valeur de l'autre, une sorte d’appel à l’authenticité et à la réconciliation. Le contexte semble être une conversation chargée d'émotions, où les protagonistes se remémorent des blessures du passé tout en cherchant une forme de connexion malgré les tensions. Les références à la neige et à la fin du monde ajoutent une touche de mélancolie, suggérant une prise de conscience du temps qui passe et des choix à faire.

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