Do You Think I Really Care

The Rolling Stones

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SONG:   DO YOU THINK I REALLY CARE (YELLOW CAB) ARTIST: ROLLING STONES ALBUM:  1978 UNRELEASED done during the SOME GIRL SESSIONS TAB BY: DON CZARSKI EMAIL:                 DO YOU THINK I REALLY CARE (YELLOW CAB)                          ROLLING STONES INTRO:        Here I come... VERSE: Do you think I could ever care ’Bout a girl who’s never there? Do you think I could ever care ’Bout a girl who’s never there? CHORUS: I saw her on the subway Saw her on the D-train Saw her in the afternoon After all the Giants’ games Saw her on the freeway Saw her on a highway Gimme a break I need a Yellow Cab Help me get outta this rain VERSE: Do you think I could ever care ’Bout a girl who’s almost never there? Do you think the clothes she wears Would change my mind Or turn my hair? CHORUS: I saw her on a freeway Saw her on a A-train Saw her hangin’ out On 52nd and Broad Saw her on a highway Saw her on a skyway Ahhhh need a Yellow Cab Ronnie Let me get outta the rain Yeah......g’head            Good job Yeah! CHORUS: I saw her on a highway On A D-train I saw her eatin’ a pizza On 75th and Broadway Saw her on a subway On a biplane Ahh I’m getting tired o’ this shit I need a Yellow Cab Help me get outta this rain VERSE (Play verse chords to fade out): Do you think I could ever care ’Bout a girl who’s almost never there? Do you think ......could ever care ’Bout a girl who cares about the...the clothes she wears? Do you think I could ever care ’Bout a girl that even dyes her hair? The song Do you think          Whooo                       Oh no                 Whooo                      Ohhh do you think I would really care ’Bout a woman......who’s never there? Do you think I’d ever care ’Bout a woman....the clothes she wears? ’Bout a girl who’s hardly ever there? Whooo! Whooo! Well that’s alright Whooo

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La chanson évoque le désintérêt de quelqu'un pour une fille qui semble toujours absente de sa vie. Le chanteur se questionne sur l'idée d'attacher de l'importance à une personne qu'il aperçoit seulement au détour de la rue, dans un train ou après un match. Il se rend compte qu'il est fatigué de cette situation et ressent le besoin de s'éloigner de cette pluie métaphorique qui l'entoure. Cet air, issu des sessions de "Some Girls", souligne un sentiment de frustration et d'ennui face à des rencontres superficielles et éphémères, bien loin d'une véritable connexion. C'est une représentation de la quête de sens dans les relations, illustrée par un ton décontracté et un rythme entraînant.