Little Miss Queen Of Darkness

The Kinks

Transposer:

Little Miss Queen Of Darkness Well I met her accidentally In a little discotheque. And she acted oh so friendly To every fella that she met. And her hair was hanging down Like a bright and silken sheen. Little Miss Queen of Darkness Dancing night and day. Little Miss Queen of Darkness Dancing dancing on. Although she looked so happy There was sadness in her eyes. And her curly false eyelashes Weren’t much of a disguise. And her bright and golden hair Was not all that it might seem. Little Miss Queen of Darkness Dances sadly on. Yes Little Miss Queen of Darkness Dancing dancing on. (with various and triads superimposed over pedal point) There was something missing From her carefree little life And she’ll never understand you When you’re kissing her good night. ’Cause the only boy she had Went and coolly stepped aside. And Little Miss Queen of Darkness Might as well have died. Little Miss Queen of Darkness Dancing dancing on. (with various and triads superimposed over pedal point ending on Major no 7th)

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Cette chanson évoque une rencontre inattendue avec une jeune femme au charme mystérieux, qui brille dans une discothèque. Bien qu'elle semble pleine de vie et aime danser, il y a une tristesse cachée derrière son sourire. Ses traits sont un peu trompeurs, soulignant qu'il y a plus qu'il n'y paraît dans son existence apparemment insouciante. En réalité, elle porte le poids d’une perte : un garçon qu’elle a aimé s’est éloigné d'elle, laissant un vide qu'elle n'arrive pas à combler. Sa danse, bien qu'énergique, devient un symbole de son chagrin. C’est une belle métaphore de la dualité entre apparences et sentiments profonds que chacun peut ressentir, même dans des moments de joie apparente.

Le Chansonnier