You Would Have To Lose Your Mind

The Barr Brothers

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[Intro] F#m E x2 [Verse] The speed of love returning to my depraved heart Like a song it carries the memory still You waited til’ the river froze to come and find me With your voice speaking the words of my throat That dream you dream of falling out of the blue child Like a stone think I’ve been dreaming with you [Chorus] We were never forced to love You would have to lose your mind You would have to lose your mind You would have to lose your mind [Verse 2] When Icarus was falling Burning and blinded He was born and buried along with his pride Woke up in the bed last night Her features were golden And the walls they were crowded with symbols of lust And then an emperor returning Dragging his sword from the guerre Cutting the snow on the ground [Chorus] We were never forced to love You would have to lose your mind You would have to lose your mind You would have to lose your mind [Chorus] But I knew you would join me Never deceived me You would have to lose your mind You would have to lose your mind [Outro] Your mind Your mind Your mind Your mind Your mind Your mind Your mind Your mind Your mind x2

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Cette chanson évoque la complexité de l'amour et les sacrifices qu'il demande. Elle explore une rencontre entre deux personnes qui, après un moment d'absence, se retrouvent dans un profond désespoir, mais également dans une forte connexion. Les images de la chute d'Icare et des symboles ambivalents de la passion illustrent comment chacun peut se sentir piégé par ses propres désirs et illusions. Dans ce contexte, on ressent une tension entre la nécessité de la passion et la lucidité, entre l'amour sincère et la folie qui peut en résulter. La répétition insistante de l'idée que l'on devrait « perdre la raison » pour vraiment aimer souligne le risque et la profondeur de ces sentiments intenses. C'est une réflexion sur le fait que l'amour, bien qu'une expérience magnifique, peut parfois nous mener à des extrêmes difficiles à gérer.

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