Hometown Waltz

Rufus Wainwright

Transposer:

____________________    /  Rufus Wainwright  /  I think this song is about how "travel out to find   /  Hometown Waltz    /  your way home" is a waste of time as there’s nothing  /  Want Two          /  special to find out there. So eventually you’ll end /____________________/  back home with the frustration of that this greener                        grass isn’t to be found anywhere. I’ve tried my best to arrange the chords so an acoustic guitar is able to stand alone but since they really aren’t well-fit making sound good. Remember to accentuate/intone the bass notes as they’re very important for making it sound good.                                                                   _E_A_D_G_B_E_  Intro:                                                          | | | | | | | |  3/4                                                           C | x 3 2 0 1 0 |                                                             G7/d | x x 0 0 0 1 |                                                               Em | x x 2 0 0 0 |                                                              F/c | x 3 3 2 1 1 |                                                           F#dim6 | 2 3 4 x 4 x |                                                                  |             |                                                                  |             |                                                            E7/g# | 4 x 2 1 0 0 |                                                                  |             |  1st Verse:                                                   Am | x 0 2 2 1 0 | (the chords in the verses are same as in the Intro)              |             |                                                             C7/g | 3 x 2 3 1 0 |   The drummers and jugglers in Montre-al                    Bb/d | x 5 3 3 3 x |   Don’t  even exist at all                                   C/e | x 7 5 5 5 x |   So I’m tearing up these tarot cards and Ve-ne  -tian clowns    |             |   Antique shops and alcoholic homo-sexu-als                   F  | 1 3 3 2 1 1 |                                                                  |             |                                                               G  | 3 x 0 0 0 3 |                                                                  |             |  2nd Verse:                                                  G/b | x 2 0 0 0 3 |   You may ask why I want to torch my home town             Csus4 | x 3 3 0 1 1 |   Partly it’s bitterness and hopping around               A7sus4 | x 0 2 0 3 0 |   And ’round again on Ontario street look-ing up             Am7 | x 0 2 0 1 0 |   Maybe I’ll catch him on his way to the show            Gsus4/d | x x 0 5 3 1 |                                                                  |             |                                                               G7 | x x 5 4 6 3 |  Interlude:                                                      |             | ...show                                                          |             |                                                             Gb9 | x x 5 4 6 4 |                                                           G#maj7 | x x 6 5 4 3 |  2/4            2/4      3/4                                     |             |                                                                  |             |                                                               Fm | x x 3 5 6 4 |                                                              G/d | x x 0 0 0 3 |                                                                  |             |                                                               G7 | 3 2 0 0 0 1 |  3rd Verse:                                                      |_|_|_|_|_|_|_|   You travel the world and find all the answers   Ev’rything operates on the unattainable   And then you hear your mother laugh attached to   the phone   Could have walked around the block ’cause all roads lead to home  Bridge:   Say____ will you ever ever ever know?   Ever ever ever fly away?_______            Am               Gsus4/D   Will you ever ever ever go?   Ever ever ever find a_________________________________-way?___ ...home         | Gsus4/ | Gsus4/ | | | | | | | | Gsus4/ | Gsus4/ | |  2/4            2/4      3/4 |    | | /    / | | | |  Outro: | | / | | / | | dim6 | / | / | | | / | / | / / | | | dim6 | | / | ...and end on ------------------------------------------------------------------------------  30th /January /08  Just mail me at with questions comments and corrections! ------------------------------------------------------------------------------  " Maitinin writing here - the author of this tab.    The past 11 years I have generated 10318000 views and 815 top-rated tabs for this site.    If you want to support an eager contributor like me check out my own site:    _____  http://www.PlayLikeTheGreats.com  _____    Here I will continue to upload and improve my transcriptions.    Best regards    Maitinin    July 2015 "

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empty heart empty heart Ebm, Bb, B, F#, A, G#m, E, Eb, Eb7, G#m7, Bb7, G#, Bm, D, Db, F, a, C
empty heart empty heart 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
empty heart empty heart E, E7, Amaj7, A, F#m7, D7, B7, B11, Am7, Bb11, F
empty heart empty heart 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#
empty heart empty heart C, B, Dbm, G#m, Ebm, F#, F#7, Bb7, Bm, Bm7, Am, Am7, D7, G, Gmaj7, Bmadd9, A9, Db
empty heart empty heart D, A, G, C, F, Bm, Em7
empty heart empty heart E, Emaj7, Db7, F#m, Db, F#m7, F#m6, Dbm, B, Bb, Amaj7, G#m, F#, G#, A, A6, A7, G, D, Gmaj7, G6, E6
empty heart empty heart Bbm, F7, A, Ebm7, Bb, G#7, Db, G#, F#maj7, C, Fm, Ebm, F#, Db7
empty heart empty heart G, B7, Em, Cmaj7, A7, G7, D7, C, D, Db, B, Eb, Am
empty heart empty heart G, Cm7, Cmaj7, A7, Am7, D7, Dm7, Am, D
Cette chanson évoque le sentiment de désillusion face à l'idée de quitter son lieu d'origine à la recherche de quelque chose de meilleur. Elle décrit un voyage où l'on découvre que les promesses d'aventures et de découvertes se heurtent à la réalité, laissant l’artiste avec une certaine frustration. Au final, le retour au chez-soi se révèle inévitable, illustrant l’idée que les réponses et la paix se trouvent souvent là où l’on a commencé. Le contexte semble imprégné d’une réflexion sur le passage du temps et les rêves qui s'effritent, tout en reliant l'héritage familial et les souvenirs d’enfance aux choix de vie d’un adulte. Cela soulève des questions sur ce que signifie réellement "rentrer chez soi" et sur les luttes internes liées à notre identité et à notre passé.