C'est le bon

Supertramp

Transposer:

I never knew what a man was supposed to be I never wanted the responsibility I still remember what they tried to make of me They used to wonder what they couldn't get through to me 'Cauce all that I had as this music A-coming to me And all that I had was this rhythm A-running through me. I took a tip from the man in the ministry He said "My son better work in the factory" Well there were days I can tell you quite honestly I saw myself winding up in the military So lucky to have all this music A-coming to me I'm lucky to have all this rhythm A-running through me I'm watching the movie go down Around about me I'm watching the merry-go-round Go down about me. I said "Lovers you're needed in the garden 'Cauce there's a lot of crazy people Who've forgotten where their heart is And they don't give a damn About hurting those flowers and those trees. " C'est le bon sailing on and on C'est le bon sailing on and on C'est le bon sailing on and on C'est le bon sailing on and on... Sometimes I wonder where my life is taking me Sometimes I wonder what they all expect of me Well there were days I can tell you quite honestly I saw myself winding up in the monastery 'Cauce all that I have is this music A-coming to me And all that I have is this rhythm A-running through me I'm watching the movie go down Around about me I'm watching the marry-go-round Go down about me. I said "Lovers you're needed in the garden 'Cauce there's a lot of crazy people Who've forgotten where their heart is And they don't give a damn About hurting that small child in me. " C'est le bon sailing on and on C'est le bon sailing on and on C'est le bon sailing on and on C'est le bon sailing on and on C'est le bon sailing on and on C'est le bon sailing on and on C'est le bon sailing on and on C'est le bon sailing on and on . . . . .

Du même artiste :

It's Raining Again

A, D, Bm7, E7, G, D6, C#7

Waiting So Long

Em7, Em, A, Am7, Am, Am/C

Easy Does It

D, Em7, A, G, D7

Friend in Need

Bb, F, Eb, G#, G, F7, A, Gm, D, Gm7, Cm, G7, F7/A, F/C, Bb/F, Dm, Dm/A, Gm/D, C7, C7/E, Dm/F, F7/C, Gm/Bb

Two of Us

A, F#m7/A, Bm7/A, D/A, E, F, Am7/E, Dm7, C, G, Am7, D9, Fmaj7, E7/4, E7, Cmaj7, Am, G#, C/G

Aries

Am7, G, Am, C, Dm, Em, F, E, D

Rosie Had Everything Planned

C, C9, Cmaj7, C7, Am, Dm, F, Em, E, G, D9

Bonnie

G, Em, F, Am, Dm, C, Eb, Dbm, Ebm

Breakfast In America

Am, G, F, E, E7, Dm

Goodbye Stranger

G, C/G, G7/F, Em7, C, Am7, C/E, Em/G, Am, D7, Em

Dans cette chanson, l'artiste évoque son parcours de vie en questionnant les attentes que les autres ont à son égard. Il se souvient des pressions qu'il a subies pour se conformer à un modèle traditionnel de masculinité, tout en se rendant compte que sa véritable passion est la musique. Évoquant parfois des choix de vie opposés, comme l’usine ou le couvent, il trouve finalement refuge dans l’art, qui représente pour lui une source de liberté et d'expression authentique. Le contexte de la chanson touche à des thèmes universels comme la recherche d'identité et l'importance de la créativité face aux attentes sociétales. Elle parle de la nécessité de se reconnecter à soi-même et à ses passions, dans un monde où l'on peut facilement perdre de vue ce qui est essentiel.

Le Chansonnier