Criminals

The Tallest Man on Earth

Transposer:

Open D tuning Verse 1 [C] There were days when you thought you would just go [Am]under And the [F]weekends that you never under[G]stood When you [C]flew from the bar only [Am]seventeen You didn’t [F]bleed and no one ever thought you [G]would Verse 2 And there where straights and lines and every sorts of options To stay away from broken mirrors in your friends But the summer was strung with some mighty thread And no law would never wait around no bend Chorus []Come see the hiding in []rain come see the stillness in all []them ones [] []Come see the loveable []strain of someone diving for all []you know [] [F]Come meet the criminals [G]of this Napoleon ride Verse 3 And there were the nights when you thought we would just surrender To the stories of the miracles of gulls Oh When you flew from your sheets where your hours gone You never sleep and no one ever thought you would Chorus Come see the hiding in rain come see the stillness in all them ones Come see the loveable strain of someone diving for all you know Come see the strain of a reeling tribe Come meet the criminals of this Napoleon ride Verse 4 There are illusions and then just not even wanting To walk around a shiny peak of snow What a picture that is to be saved for us and How it’s standing like it’s just for us to know Chorus(Variation) There was a time in my life when I was carried by all of you Now I run like a man still don’t know what I dive into Come see the strain of a reeling tribe Come meet the criminals of this Napoleon ride.

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La chanson évoque des moments de vulnérabilité et de désorientation, où l'on se sent perdu face aux défis de la vie. Elle parle de souvenirs de jeunesse, de choix difficiles et des illusions qui nous entourent. Entre les échecs et les réussites, on ressent une sorte de solidarité entre ceux qui, comme nous, naviguent à travers cette existence parfois chaotique. Le contexte est empreint d'une nostalgie pour les jours passés, où la légèreté de l'enfance contraste avec les décisions adultes à prendre. On y trouve une réflexion sur les relations humaines et les luttes personnelles, comme si on invitait à découvrir un monde plus complexe derrière des apparences souvent trompeuses.

Le Chansonnier