Finders Keepers

The Beach Boys

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FINDERS KEEPERS As recorded by The Beach Boys (From the 1963 Album SURFIN’ USA) [Intro] [Verse 1] I kicked out of the surf And stuck my board in the sand And then up in my Woody To a hamburger stand And when I got back D N.C. My nine five board was gone [Chorus] She said yeah she said (Finders keepers) Finders keepers (Losers weepers) Losers weepers (Finders keepers) Finders keepers E N.C. Finders keepers N.C. Losers weepers [Verse 2] I saw a Hodaddy Paddling out by the pier Well he must have got my board Cause mine isn’t here But know they know how to fix him D N.C. I’ll just raise that meatball flag [Chorus] She said yeah she said (Finders keepers) Finders keepers (Losers weepers) Losers weepers (Finders keepers) Finders keepers E N.C. Finders keepers N.C. Losers weepers [Verse 3] He took off on a swell When he saw the flag He’s just a crazy Hodaddy Pulling some kind of gag He went over the falls And now my board’s D N.C. Coming back to me [Chorus] I said yeah I said (Finders keepers) Finders keepers (Losers weepers) Losers weepers (Finders keepers) Finders keepers E N.C. Finders keepers N.C. Losers weepers [Outro] That’ll teach him to mess with my board Next pass next time

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Dans cette chanson, le narrateur raconte comment il a quitté le surf pour se diriger vers un endroit où il pouvait manger un hamburger. À son retour, il réalise que sa planche de surf a disparu. Il suspecte un autre surfeur d'avoir pris sa planche et s'amuse de la situation. Tout en gardant son sens de l'humour, il se promet de récupérer sa planche, tout en réfléchissant à la règle informelle qui dit que celui qui trouve quelque chose est en droit de le garder. Le contexte évoqué ici est celui de la culture surf des années 1960, où des jeunes s'épanouissent sur la plage, vivant des aventures et des petites rivalités amicales. L'esprit léger et enjoué de cette époque transparaît à travers les paroles, reflétant les joies simples de la vie à la plage.

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