Song For A Son

The Smashing Pumpkins

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Artist: Smashing Pumpkins Song: Song For A Son Standard Tuning Tabbed by: Johan Persson This is a song for a son This is a song for a sailor The best I never had This is a song for a kin This is the song for a tailor Who stitched up my old heart Who stitched up my old heart And I I am one of many many more to come many more to come I am one of many many more to come many more to come This is a song for a dove This is a song for a blown up bird The kind that don’t return - to the nest This is a song for a star This is a song for a space invader Who flew into the sun Never to return Never to return I am one of many many more to come many more to come I am one of many more many more to come many more to come *Solo* Play with the chords This is a song for a son This is a song for a sailor The son I never had He sailed without map This is a song for that kid This is the song for that tailor Who stitched up my old heart Before I broke it all all apart I am one of many many more to come many more to come I am one of many more many more to come many more to come You daughters of the revolution Carry back your sons Carry them back home You daughters of the revolution Carry back your sons.. home This is a song for a son This is a song for a sailor The best I never had E7 Am(let it ring) He sailed without a map This is epic. Enjoy. Johan Persson

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Cette chanson évoque une réflexion profonde sur la relation entre un père et son fils, mettant en lumière le manque et les regrets. Elle parle d'un fils imaginaire, naviguant sans repères dans la vie, et exprime un désir de connexion et de réconciliation. L'idée de réparer un cœur brisé est également centrale, suggérant que des figures bienveillantes ont joué un rôle essentiel dans la guérison des blessures émotionnelles. Le contexte semble tourner autour des thèmes de la perte et de l'espoir, avec une allusion à des luttes internes et à la famille. On ressent une invitation à déplacer les générations passées et à ramener ceux qui se sont éloignés, symbolisant un désir de retour aux valeurs familiales et de solidarité.

Le Chansonnier