Luka

Suzanne Vega

Ce chant est à 4 accords magiques! Il est montré ici dans la transposition originale: en le jouant avec des capo ou en le transposant, vous pouvez le ramener à Am, F, C, G.

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Intro : My name is Luka I live on the second floor I live upstairs from you Yes I think you've seen me before If you hear something late at night Some kind of trouble, some kind of fight Just don't ask me what it was Just don't ask me what it was Just don't ask me what it was I think it's because I'm clumsy I try not to talk too loud Maybe it's because I'm crazy I try not to act too proud They only hit you until you cry And after that you don't ask why You just don't argue anymore You just don't argue anymore You just don't argue anymore Instrumental : (2x) Yes I think I'm OK I walked into the door again Well, if you ask that's what I'll say And it's not your business anyway I guess I'd like to be alone With nothing broken, nothing thrown Just don't ask me how I am Just don't ask me how I am Just don't ask me how I am My name is Luka I live on the second floor I live upstairs from you Yes I think you've seen me before If you hear something late at night Some kind of trouble, some kind of fight Just don't ask me what it was Just don't ask me what it was Just don't ask me what it was They only hit you until you cry And after that you don't ask why You just don't argue anymore You just don't argue anymore You just don't argue anymore Finale :

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La chanson évoque la vie d'un homme qui vit un quotidien marqué par la souffrance et la solitude. Il fait allusion à des violences domestiques et à la douleur qu’elles engendrent, tout en tentant de se masquer derrière un faux semblant d'apaisement. Malgré ses blessures, il exprime un désir de ne pas être questionné sur sa situation, cherchant à préserver une certaine distance émotionnelle avec ceux qui l’entourent. Le contexte semble évoquer une réalité difficile, où il est confronté aux conséquences de la violence tout en vivant dans l'ombre, cachant sa douleur sous un vernis d’indifférence. Cela met en lumière la lutte intérieure d'une personne qui, malgré tout, essaie de garder la tête haute dans un environnement oppressant.

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