Randy Scouse Git

The Monkees

Transposer:

She's a wonderful lady and she's mine, all mine and there doesn't seem a way that she won't come and lose my mind It's too easy hummin'songs to a girl in yellow dress it's been a long time since the party and the room is in a mess The four kings of EMI are sitting stately on the floor there are birds out on the sidewalk and a valet at the door he reminds me of a penguin, with few and plastered hair there's talcum powder on the letter, and the birthday boy is there Why don't you cut your hair ? ! Why don't you live up there ? ! Why don't you do what I do, see what I feel when I care ? ! Now they've darkened all the windows and the seats in n(aug)hahyde I've been waiting for an hour, I can't find a place to hide the being known as wonder girl is speaking I believe it's not easy trying to tell her that I shortly have to leave Why don't you be like me ? ! Why don't you stop and see ? ! Why don't you hate who I hate, kill who I kill to be free ? ! Why don't you cut your hair ? ! Why don't you live up there ? ! Why don't you do what I do, see what I feel when I care ? ! Why don't you be like me ? ! Why don't you stop and see ? ! Why don't you hate who I hate, kill who I kill to be free ? ! Why don't you cut your hair ? ! Why don't you live up there ? ! Why don't you do what I do, see what I feel when I care ? !

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Cette chanson évoque les pensées d'un homme passionné par une femme qu'il considère comme merveilleuse. Il exprime ses frustrations face à la douceur des relations, tout en décrivant une scène où l'ambiance est un peu chaotique, avec des images de fête et une atmosphère décontractée. Il se demande pourquoi les gens autour de lui ne peuvent pas comprendre ses émotions profondes et les choix qu'il fait, en posant des questions sur l'apparence et la liberté de vivre selon ses propres termes. Le contexte se situe dans une période où la musique pop et la culture jeune étaient en pleine effervescence, marquée par des fêtes et une certaine insouciance, mais aussi des réflexions sur l'identité et la liberté individuelle. On ressent une tension entre le désir d’authenticité et les attentes des autres, un thème qui traverse bien des générations.

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