If I Learned To Play The Violin

The Monkees

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IF I LEARNED TO PLAY THE VIOLIN As recorded by The Monkees (From the 1967 Album HEADQUARTERS - 2007 CD DELUXE REISSUE BONUS TRACK) For easier chord fingerings you may put a capo at 2nd fret and transpose -2 steps. [Intro]            [Verse 1] If I learned to play the violin And I traded my old guitar in Would your parents still object Or would I win their respect If I learned to play the violin? I would even go and cut my hair Though my friends would point and say I’m square Girl would your society Still look down their nose at me If I learned to play the violin? [Bridge] I’d give up my beat-ways Take up more discreet ways All you’ve got to do is ask me to Whoa-oa just ask me to    [Verse 2] And I’d learn to play the violin Turn my back on everything I’ve been I’d be like somebody new But not change my love for you If I learned to play the violin [Interlude]        [Bridge] I’d give up my beat-ways Take up more discreet ways All you’ve got to do is ask me to Whoa-oa just ask me to     [Outro] And I’d learn to play the violin Yes I’d learn to play the violin And I’d learn to play the violin the violin Yes I’d learn to play the violin the violin                     

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Dans cette chanson, le chanteur exprime son désir de changer pour séduire une fille et gagner le respect de ses parents. Il envisage d'abandonner sa guitare au profit d'un violon, tout en se demandant si cela suffira à lui permettre de s'intégrer dans le milieu social de la jeune femme. Il est prêt à modifier son apparence et son attitude, tout en affirmant que son amour pour elle resterait intact malgré ces changements. Sortie en 1967, cette chanson illustre les préoccupations de l'époque concernant l'identité et l'acceptation sociale, le tout sur un fond musical typique des Monkees, alliant légèreté et romantisme.