Mr And Mrs Smith

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She’s got style She’s got grace She’s got every little thing But a smile upon her face She’s got wine Rolling Stones She’s got all the right underwear She bought just today to show Every night they’re doing just the same But they meet every Friday night under false names So Mr and Mrs Smith come down We got your room already for you have a wonderful time She’s got heart She’s got soul But she’s married to the banker man Who only cares to dig for gold Yeah And every night they’re doing just the same But they meet every Friday night under false names So Mr and Mrs Smith come down We got your room already for you have a wonderful time So Mr and Mrs Smith get a round We got ya drinks all lined up for you in the bar paint the town Enjoy the luxury the atmosphere And every room got personality Stay up all night sleep all day It’s up to you it’s all okay She likes to sing She likes to dance She says to him with every chance Give me one more night One more song one more drink Shake me all night long Shake me all night long All night long All night long All night long He’s got time she’s got taste He brings the devil out of her And puts a smile across her face So Mr and Mrs Smith come down We got your room already for you have a wonderful time Enjoy the luxury the atmosphere And every room got personality Stay up all night sleep all day It’s up to you it’s all okay She likes to sing She likes to dance She says to him with every chance Give me one more night one more song One more drink shake me all night long Shake me all night long

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La chanson évoque une femme pleine de charme et de sophistication, qui, malgré sa vie apparemment réjouissante, cache une certaine tristesse. Elle vit une double vie, rencontrant son partenaire sous des identités secrètes chaque semaine, loin des attentes de son quotidien. Bien qu'elle semble entourée de luxe et de distractions, elle est liée à un homme dont les préoccupations matérielles prennent le pas sur leurs véritables sentiments. Le texte met en lumière cette dichotomie, entre le désir de vivre intensément et la réalité d'une relation superficielle. La femme aspire à des moments de joie authentique, se laissant entraîner par la musique et la danse, tout en exprimant son besoin de liberté et de passion. Ce contraste entre la façade d'une vie parfaite et la quête d'une évasion est au cœur de la narration, révélant la complexité des relations humaines.

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