Please Just Take These Photos From My Hands

Snow Patrol

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Artist: Snow Patrol Song: Please Just Take These Photos From My Hands Album: A Hundred Million Suns Intro: e|----| B|----| G|----| D|-11-| x16 A|----| E|-9--| Riff: / / / / __ |----| |----| |----| |----| |----| | |----| |----| |----| |----| |----| | D|-11-| x16 |-11-| x16 |-11-| x9 |-11-| x7 |-11-| x16 | x2 E|-11-| |-7--| |-11-| |-7--| |-9--| __| The yellow page of the birds and books of the garden that I had These paperbacks they know their age they smell of weight And time that’s resting warm The open box beside the ever sparks parade that hunts my house This flips a split we’re full of grass that sell The wonder of us the fierce smashed onto years Chorus: But all this sexual life played out where the hell on how on earth was I I rack my brains but it won’t come The water damage blood shot eyes the fleeting triumphs raising lives Are seemed to mingle into one I read your name under wanting your elegant hand you probably don’t need now I fold the letter and think of a myriad And one thing’s that I could have gone that path Chorus: One gigantic fairytale the friends I haven’t seen in years Drinking until the daylight burns We see friendly who were its a lot of wine that we got through We made great time like that work Please just take these photos from my hands | x4 Please just take these photos from my hands | x4

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Cette chanson évoque des souvenirs empreints de nostalgie, un mélange d'instants fugaces et d'émotions refoulées. Le narrateur fait face à des images du passé, réfléchissant à des moments précieux, mais aussi à des regrets et à des désirs inassouvis. Il semble chercher à se libérer de ce poids, comme si ces photos symbolisaient à la fois la beauté et la douleur des souvenirs. Dans un contexte où l'on revisite souvent notre histoire personnelle, cette chanson résonne comme un appel à accepter les souvenirs tout en cherchant à avancer. Les souvenirs, aussi doux soient-ils, peuvent parfois se transformer en fardeaux, et cette lutte entre le passé et le présent est au cœur de ses paroles.

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