Power Play

Steppenwolf

Transposer:

POWER PLAY As recorded by Steppenwolf (From the 1969 Album MONSTER) [Intro]     [Verse 1] What gives you the right hey you To stand there and tell me what to do Tell me who gave you the power To stop me from livin’ like I do Remember if you plan to stay Those who give can take away Don’t bite the hand that feeds you    [Verse 2] Just one time I’d like to be somewhere where None of your clever lies fill the air I’m tired of your frozen smile and your voice of tin Just might all gang up on you Turn the knob and do you in Remember if you plan to stay Those who give can take away Don’t bite the hand that feeds you       [Guitar Solo]             [Bridge] This never ending power play "Tween Jealous greed and vicious hate Is grinding us like giant millstones And it can’t be our only fate It’s time we got our heads together And let’em know that we’re awake    [Guitar Solo]                   [Verse 3] Those in the dark you know they’re no longer blind They’re breakin’ from your strangle hold on their minds Those that can see don’t need no one to cross the street Be careful who you’re pushin’ round They just might find you obsolete Remember if you plan to stay Those who give can take away Don’t bite the hand that feeds you       [Interlude]                                           [Guitar Solo]             [Verse 4] What gives you the right hey you To stand there and tell me what to do Tell me who gave you the power To stop me from livin’ like I do Remember if you plan to stay Those who give can take away Don’t bite the hand that feeds you [Outro]                

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La chanson évoque un sentiment de révolte face à ceux qui cherchent à contrôler nos vies et à imposer leurs volontés. Elle questionne l'autorité et le pouvoir, soulignant que ceux qui donnent peuvent aussi reprendre ce qu'ils ont offert. Dans un contexte de quête d'indépendance, elle parle aussi de la prise de conscience collective face à l'oppression et aux mensonges qui circulent. Les paroles invitent à réfléchir sur la manière dont nous réagissons face à la manipulation et à ne pas oublier que la véritable force vient de la solidarité et de la lucidité.