Someday Man

The Monkees

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#----------------------------------PLEASE NOTE--------------------------------# #This file is the author’s own work and represents their interpretation of the# #song. You may only use this file for private study scholarship or research.# #-----------------------------------------------------------------------------# "Someday Man" (Paul Williams - Roger Nichols) Intro: Bass w/acoustic guitar [6X; horns and band enter 3rd time] v v v v v -----|-----9--98--------| -2s--|-7---------9---79-| -----|-------------7----| -----|------------------| Verse 1: Some people always complain that their life is too short So they hurry it along Their worries drive them insane But they still go along for the ride As for me I have all the time in the world Chorus: I was born a someday man I’m a maybe child I was born a someday man I was always wild Tomorrow’s a new day baby Anything can happen Anything can happen at all [repeat intro 4X; bass tacet 12] Verse 2: Some folks are working for reasons and waiting for answers They’re never gonna find They keep on searching for pleasures And working so hard they can’t see But for me life can be a sweet holiday [repeat chorus] Coda: [repeat to fade] I was born a someday man I’m a maybe child I was born a someday man I was always wild -- another ace 60’s tab from Andrew Rogers

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Cette chanson évoque l'idée que certains ressentent souvent le poids de la vie et se précipitent, acculés par leurs préoccupations. Ils sont en quête de réponses et de plaisirs, mais se perdent dans cette course effrénée. À l'opposé, le narrateur se voit comme quelqu'un qui prend le temps de vivre, savourant chaque instant et acceptant l'incertitude de demain. Il exprime une vision optimiste, celle d'un temps ample devant soi, où tout peut arriver. Dans le contexte des années 60, cette chanson résonne avec le désir de liberté et l'aspiration à la simplicité, une époque où beaucoup cherchaient à échapper à la pression sociale et à redécouvrir la joie d'une existence authentique.

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