The Hungry Ghost

The Cure

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Main Riff: All the things we never know we need Looks like we get them in the end Measure time in leisure time and greed And by the time we get to spend A floating bed A head of stone A home plugged into every phone Kimono coral floral print Exclusive tint and cut reclusive No it doesn’t come for free But it’s the price We pay for happiness Brigde: No don’t talk about more to life than this Dream a world maybe no one owns No don’t think about all the life we miss Swallow doubt as the hunger grows Make believe it’s like no one knows Even if we turn more to most We’ll never satisfy the hungry ghost Interlude Repeat Riff 1: (x2) Repeat Riff 1: through the verse All the stuff we know we never want Seems like we get it anyway Safe to say it isn’t really wrong Not when we know we only... Throw it all away Repeat Riff 1: through the verse Yeah all of this we never know we want it’s like we get it anyway Safe to say it isn’t ever wrong Better to get than to delay A 3d screen A cleaner fit A bit pulled out of every hit Addicted latest greatest piece Design caprice and make the headline No it doesn’t come for free But it’s the price We pay for happiness Repeat the brigde chords: through the verse No don’t talk about more to life than this Dream a world maybe no one owns No don’t think about all the life we miss Swallow doubt as the hunger grows Make believe it’s like no one knows Even if we turn more to most We’ll never satisfy the hungry ghost And all of this We know we never need Well it’s the price We pay for happiness

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La chanson évoque notre quête insatiable de bonheur à travers des possessions et des désirs souvent superflus. Elle souligne que, malgré tout ce que nous pensons vouloir, beaucoup de ces choses sont finalement inaccessibles ou éphémères. Il est question de la manière dont nous mesurons notre existence par le temps et la consommation, tout en oubliant de vivre pleinement. Le morceau met également en lumière la contradiction entre le désir et la réalisation, en suggérant que même si nous acquérons ce que nous croyons nécessaire, cela ne comble jamais réellement ce vide que nous ressentons, comme un fantôme affamé. Ce sentiment de manque persiste, même lorsque nous sommes entourés de ce qui est censé nous rendre heureux.

Le Chansonnier