Rose Red Violent Blue

Stone Sour

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Intro: verse 1 Excuse me oh pardon me I’m still sticky on the inside. There comes a time where all I do Is sit around in contemplation And curse my situation I’m just too bored for normal views Be careful of what you wish for Impossible to just ignore One last time is all I need To get my life and stocks in order They’re on the rise this quarter Beware of certain friends Who sell you out when everything is free I know what I am to all of you And I’ve got all these other things to do To do Open up and know enough I’m overused Everyone I’ve ever loved is easily amused Go ahead and tell the dead it’s only you But I am much too old I am much too old I am much too old now Verse Imagine this chaos theory Makes all the profits leery Somebody’s showing them the ropes We used to hang ourselves with Instead of quiet respite We choose the noose in lieu of hope Oh rose red oh violent blue I should’ve seen the clues but This song is dumb and so am I Character assassinations Are really observations Stay home and ask yourself Why am I so low when I’m so high So high Open up and know enough I’m overused Everyone I’ve ever loved is easily amused Go ahead and tell the dead it’s only you But I am much too old I am much too old I am much too old now Guitar solo bm Yeah! Come on! Open up and know enough I’m overused Everyone I’ve ever loved is easily amused Go ahead and tell the dead it’s only you But I am much too old I am much too old I am much too old now

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La chanson évoque un sentiment de désillusion et de lassitude face à la vie. L'auteur se sent piégé dans ses pensées, se questionnant sur ses choix et son entourage. Il souligne la difficulté de trouver un sens, tout en faisant référence à des relations superficielles qui ne mènent nulle part. Il y a une lutte entre l’espoir et l'échec, où le protagoniste traverse des émotions complexes, entre une aspiration à quelque chose de meilleur et une conscience aiguë de sa propre fatigue. Ce morceau s'inscrit dans un contexte de quête d'identité et de désespoir partagé, comme celui que l'on peut ressentir en période de transition ou de crise personnelle. Les réflexions introspectives s’entrelacent avec une critique de l'illusion d’un bonheur facile, soulignant l'importance d'assurer des liens authentiques dans un monde souvent superficiel.

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