Bad Boy

The Beatles

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A bad little kid moved into my neighborhood He won't do nothin' right just a sits and a looks so good He don't wanna go to school and learn to read and write Just sits around the house and plays that rock and roll music all night. Well he put thumb tacks on teacher's chair put chewing gum in li'l girl's hair Now Junior behave yourself. Buys every rock and roll book on the magazine stand Every dime that he gets ooh.. he's off to the jukebox man. Well he worries that teacher till at night she's aready to poop From rockin' and a rollin' spinnin' in a hula-hoop Well his rock and roll has gotta stop Junior's head is hard as rock Now Junior behave yourself. Oow.. Gonna tell ya mamma you'd better do what she said: Get to the barber shop and get that hair cut off your head. You shoot the canary and you fed it to the neighbor's cat He gave the cocker spaniel a bath in mother's laundromat. Well ya mamma said it's gotta stop Junior's head is hard as a rock Now Junior behave yourself

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La chanson parle d'un jeune garçon turbulant qui s'est installé dans le quartier. Plutôt que de se concentrer sur ses études, il préfère s'amuser, écouter de la musique rock et semer le trouble dans la classe. Il est toujours en train de faire des bêtises, comme coller des punaises sur la chaise de sa maîtresse ou embêter ses camarades. Malgré les avertissements, il continue de défier l'autorité et de se moquer des règles. On peut imaginer que cette chanson évoque les rébellions et l'insouciance de la jeunesse, où l'envie de s'amuser l'emporte souvent sur le sens des responsabilités. C'est un récit léger mais révélateur des défis auxquels les parents et les enseignants font face avec les enfants pleins d'énergie.

Le Chansonnier