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The Avett Brothers

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Capo on 3 Link to song: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=8nihkmnpJug [Verse 1] I don’t need another collar I don’t need another hat I don’t need to leave this small town It don’t matter where I’m at [Chorus] ’Cuz I’m happy bein’ me the most When I let what makes me happy go And I finally learn what I need to know I am happier with nothing I am happier with nothing I am happier with nothing [Verse 2] I don’t need you to come back to me I don’t need another memory I don’t need to make the world see that I’m not crazy I don’t need to join in their games I don’t need to fight to stake my claim I don’t need the world to know my name it never mattered if they did [Chorus] ’Cuz I’m happy bein’ me the most When I let what makes me happy go And I finally learn what I need to know I am happier with nothing I am happier with nothing I am happier with nothing [Bridge] And I’m always home And I’m always yours And I’ll be alright with or without The things I’ve been searchin’ for Baby I’m not searchin’ anymore [Verse 3] I don’t need to be told what to do I don’t need to be assured by you I don’t need to pay the credit due no there is none I don’t need you to come back to me I don’t need another memory I don’t need to make the world see that I’m not crazy [Chorus] ’Cuz I’m happy bein’ me the most When I let what makes me happy go And I finally learn what I need to know I am happier with nothing I am happier with nothing I am happier with nothing

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Cette chanson exprime un profond sentiment de contentement, même lorsque l'on se retrouve seul ou sans possessions matérielles. L'auteur partage son désintéressement pour les attentes extérieures et souligne qu'il n'a pas besoin de se conformer aux désirs des autres pour trouver le bonheur. Être soi-même et se libérer des contraintes sociétales, voilà ce qui apporte vraiment de la joie. Dans un monde souvent préoccupé par l'apparence et la reconnaissance, le message ici est simple : la véritable paix intérieure vient de l'acceptation de soi et du lâcher-prise. C'est une invitation à chercher ce qui compte vraiment dans notre vie, au-delà des attentes et des jugements extérieurs.

Le Chansonnier