When You Learn

The Avett Brothers

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[Intro] [Verse 1] There is no mountain you can climb High enough to see past The fact you climbed it all alone There is no city filled with lights So bright that you forget You have never had a home [Chorus] I gave the world my best brought back to you the rest And in return you loved me more How do I return all that I took from you And all the life you gave to me? When you learn you can’t earn The love you’re waiting for it’s already yours [Verse 2] There is no reason we should doubt The broken hearts will rise again The mending touch of something grand Isn’t that what it’s about? The blind are charging through the night Guided by the steady hand [Chorus] I gave the world my best brought back to you the rest And in return you loved me more How do I return all that I took from you And all the life you gave to me? When you learn you can’t earn The love you’re waiting for it’s already yours [Interlude] X2 Little guitar accompaniment to the piano e|-----------------------------------|-0-1-3p1-0h1p0---0-------| B|-1-0-1h3-1-0-1p0---0------0--------|---------------3---0-0---| |-----------------2---2--2---2------|-------------------------| |-----------------------------------|-------------------------| |-----------------------------------|-------------------------| |-----------------------------------|-------------------------| [Outro] When you learn you can’t earn The love you’re waiting for When you learn you can’t earn The love you’re waiting for

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Cette chanson évoque le voyage intérieur et la quête de compréhension de soi. Elle souligne que, peu importe les défis que l'on surmonte, il est essentiel de reconnaître ses propres origines et l'importance d'un foyer émotionnel. L’idée centrale est que l’amour véritable ne doit pas être mérité, mais qu'il est déjà présent en nous, prêt à être accueilli. Il aborde également la résilience face à la douleur, en affirmant que même les cœurs brisés peuvent guérir et se relever. En somme, le message résonne avec l'importance de la gratitude et de l'acceptation de l'amour qui nous entoure.

Le Chansonnier