Trade Yourself In

Shinedown

Transposer:

[Intro] Dm C (x3) / [Verse 1] Deal with me Don’t even think about leaving yet I’m not a part of some false regret Even though I believe in fables Come reset A part of life that you’d soon forget And maybe think about who you hurt In the process [Pre-Chorus] I don’t think they know That’s my heart exposed From the fearing of the endless lies [Chorus] Trade yourself in for the perfect one No one needs to know that you feel you’ve been ruined Trade yourself in for diamond eyes Watch the stars collide as you’re lifted from your burden [Re-Intro] / [Verse 2] You see me And you know I am not the same Can’t pretend just to fake a smile ’Cause you know I feel every ounce of Pain combined With the loss of a youthful mind You need to look at what you’ve become And try to figure out where you came from [Pre-Chorus] I don’t think they know That’s my heart exposed From the fearing of the endless lies [Chorus] Trade yourself in for the perfect one No one needs to know that you feel you’ve been ruined Trade yourself in for diamond eyes Watch the stars collide as you’re lifted from your burden [Bridge] Dm C (x3) I know you can’t feel a thing Dm C (x3) It hurts to feel an-y-more [Chorus] Trade yourself in for the perfect one No one needs to know that you feel you’ve been ruined Trade yourself in for diamond eyes Watch the stars collide as you’re lifted from your burden Trade yourself in for the perfect one No one needs to know that you feel you’ve been ruined Trade yourself in for diamond eyes Watch the stars collide as you’re lifted from your burden [Outro] Dm C (x3)

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Cette chanson aborde le thème de la quête d’authenticité et de transformation personnelle. Elle invite à réfléchir sur les sacrifices que l'on fait pour masquer ses blessures et sur la façon dont nous nous percevons, souvent influencés par les attentes des autres. L'idée centrale tourne autour de l'échange de soi-même pour atteindre une version idéalisée, mais aussi le danger de se perdre dans le processus. Le contexte qui émerge ici est celui des luttes internes que traverse chacun de nous, face aux mensonges et aux regrets qui peuvent nous hanter. Cela évoque l’importance de se reconnecter avec soi-même, d'accepter la douleur pour avancer vers une version plus authentique de soi, tout en gardant espoir pour l’avenir, comme un moyen de guérison et de rédemption.

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