Dawn

The Four Seasons

Transposer:

Dawn chords The Four Seasons Pretty as a midsummer’s morn They call her Dawn. Dawn Go away I’m no good for you. Oh Dawn Stay with him he’ll be good to you. Hang on Hang on to you. Think What a big man he’ll be. Think Of the places you’ll see. Now think what the future would be with a poor boy like me. Me Dawn go away Please go away. Although I know I want you to stay. Dawn go away Please go away. Baby don’t cry. It’s better this way. Ahh ahh ah. Ohh-ohh-oh. Dawn Go away back where you belong. Girl we can’t Change the places where we were born. Before you say That you want me. I want you to think What your family would say. Think What your throwing away. Now think what the future would be with a poor boy like me. Meee-ee. Dawn Go away I’m no good for you. Dawn Go away I’m no good for you. x3 (Alternate) [Capo II] = = = = = = = Set8 http://sites.google.com/site/guitarmusicchordsandlyrics/

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Cette chanson évoque une relation compliquée où l'un des protagonistes, bien qu'éperdument amoureux, se sent indigne de l'affection de l'autre. Il implore "Dawn" de s'éloigner, pensant qu'elle mérite un avenir meilleur avec quelqu'un de plus stable et prospère. Les mots soulignent le conflit entre les désirs personnels et les attentes familiales, mettant en lumière la lutte entre l'amour et le sens des responsabilités. Le contexte pourrait être celui d'une histoire d'amour juvénile, où les rêves et les réalités sociales s'entrechoquent, rendant le choix difficile pour la protagonista. Les réflexions sur l'avenir et le poids des origines jouent un rôle central dans le message de la chanson.

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