Some Girls Are Bigger Than Others

The Smiths

Transposer:

() From the ice-age to the dole-age There is but one concern I have just discovered Some girls are bigger than others Some girls are bigger than others Some girl’s mothers are bigger than Other girl’s mothers Some girls are bigger than others Some girls are bigger than others Some girl’s mothers are bigger than Other girl’s mothers () As Anthony said to Cleopatra As he opened a crate of ale Oh I say Some girls are bigger than others Some girls are bigger than others Some girl’s mothers are bigger than Other girl’s mothers Some girls are bigger than others Some girls are bigger than others Some girl’s mothers are bigger than Other girl’s mothers Send me the pillow ... The one that you dream on ... Send me the pillow ... The one that you dream on ... And I’ll send you mine Outro:

Du même artiste :

The Hand That Rocks the Cradle

G, C, D, F#, B, Db, A

Vicar In A Tutu

E, Dbm, A, B

Miserable Lie

F#, Am, C, G, F

Rubber Ring

Am, A11, Am7, F, G, Em, C, D, E

Death At Ones Elbow

A5, D, A, C, E, F, G, G5

The boy With the Thorn in his Side

D, Am7, C, G, Am, Cmaj7, D4

Ask

G, Am, C, D, Em

Oscillate Wildly

Am, E, G, F, C, Fmaj7, Em, Dm9, Em7, G#

Never Had No One Ever

Am, Dm7, Em7, F, G, E, Em

Sweet And Tender Hooligan

Dm, Bb, Gm, Am, C

Cette chanson aborde de manière légère et ironique les différences qui existent entre les filles et, par extension, entre leurs mères. Elle met en avant une sorte de compétition ou de comparaison, tout en jouant sur des images humoristiques et des références culturelles. Le contexte semble tourner autour de la trivialité des préoccupations humaines, du passé jusqu'à nos jours, soulignant comment certaines choses restent constantes dans la société, peu importe l'époque. Le ton décalé et espiègle permet d'aborder des thèmes de beauté et d'apparence de manière décontractée, rappelant que les inégalités ne se limitent pas aux individus, mais s'étendent parfois aux relations familiales.

Le Chansonnier