When I Fall Asleep

The Head and the Heart

Transposer:

Intro: Sally walks into a bar Looks for a seat Finds a stool Orders a drink Thinks to herself "Everything was going fine until now" I can see it on your face You’ve been kicked around But the world won’t wait For you to come around So come on admit it This has nothing to do with the times times So come on admit it This has nothing to do with the times times Well I don’t know if we can get around it But I know we can make it Make it through these times times Come on admit it Oh just come on admit it Come on admit it This has nothing to do with the... Ba da ba da ba ba da ba Ba da ba da ba ba da ba Ba da da ba ba da da ba ba da da ba Ba da ba (x2) Every time every time Every time I see you I When I fall asleep When I fall asleep (x2) Ba da ba da ba ba da ba Ba da ba da ba ba da ba Ba da da ba ba da da ba ba da da ba Ba da ba I fell off my bike when I was ten years old Hit the ground so hard it left a dent My mom grabbed me by the arm Said "Come with me my son" Said "No thanks I’d rather be alone" Think I’ll be alone until I die Lay here on my back and watch the sky Stars look awfully nice out but I’m cold I guess I should have taken her advice

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La chanson évoque un moment de solitude et d'introspection où le protagoniste se rend compte que la vie peut être difficile, mais que l'on doit avancer malgré les épreuves. On y parle d'une personne qui, après des désillusions, se rend compte que le temps ne s’arrête pas pour elle. Elle est invitée à reconnaître ses propres luttes, sans se laisser piéger par le contexte extérieur. Le protagoniste se remémore un incident de son enfance, où il a choisi de rester seul malgré les conseils de sa mère. Cela illustre comment parfois, nous refusons le soutien des autres, préférant nous isoler dans nos douleurs.

Le Chansonnier