A House In The Country

The Kinks

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House In The Country Written by: R. Davies Intro : He don’t need no sedatives to ease his troubled mind. At work he is invariably unpleasant and unkind. Why should he care if he is hated in his home ’Cause he’s gotta house in the country And a big sports car. He’s gotta house in the country And a big sports car. But he ain’t gotta home oh no And he’s as wicked as he can be ’Cause he’s gotta house in the country Where he likes to spend his weekend days. Oh yeah oh yeah well all right Well he got his job when drunken Daddy tumbled down the stairs. >From that very day this boy is more than having his share. One of these days I’m gonna knock him off of his throne ’Cause he’s gotta house in the country And a big sports car. He’s gotta house in the country And a big sports car. And he’s oh so smug oh yeah. He’s got everything he needs ’Cause he’s gotta house in the country Where he likes to spend his weekend days. Oh yeah oh yeah well all right And he’s oh so smug oh yeah. He’s got everything he needs ’Cause he’s gotta house in the country And a big sports car. He’s gotta house in the country And a big sports car. But he’s socially dead oh yeah And it don’t matter much to him ’Cause he’s gotta house in the country Where he likes to spend his weekend days. Oh yeah oh yeah well all right House in the country House in the country House in the country House in the country *Beat Rock of 60’s. Groove onlytry it. Albums this song can be found on: * Face To Face

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Cette chanson parle d’un homme qui, malgré sa richesse et son confort matériel, se sent profondément vide et insatisfait. Il possède une maison à la campagne et une voiture de sport, mais cela ne remplace pas l’amour ni la chaleur d’un véritable foyer. Au travail, il se montre désagréable et son arrogance le rend socialement isolé, indiquant que sa fortune ne lui apporte pas le bonheur. Le contexte évoqué dans les paroles reflète les tensions sociales et l’aliénation de l’individu à une époque où les valeurs matérielles semblent prédominer. Cet homme, héritier d’un passé tumultueux, finit par se retrouver seul, passant ses weekends dans sa belle résidence sans jamais vraiment trouver la paix intérieure.

Le Chansonnier