Hang Me

The Tallest Man on Earth

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[Intro] [Chorus] Hang me oh hang me and I’ll be dead and gone. Hang me oh hang meand I’ll be dead and gone. I wouldn’t mind the hanging it’s laying in this grave so long Poor boy I’ve been all around this world. [Instrumental] [Verse] I been all around Cape Girardeau parts of Arkansas I been all around Cape Girardeau parts of Arkansas Got so goddamn hungry I could hide behind a straw Poor boy I’ve been all around this world. [Instrumental] [Verse] So I went up on the mountain there to made my stand I went up on the mountain there to made my stand A rifle on my shouldera dagger swinging in my hand Poor boy I’ve been all around this world. [Instrumental] [Chorus] So hang me oh hang me I’ll be dead and gone. Hang me oh hang me I’ll be dead and gone. I wouldn’t mind the hanging it’s laying in this grave so long Poor boy I’ve been all around this world. [Instrumental] [Verse] So put the rope around my neck hang me up so high He put the rope around my neck and hung me up so high Last words I heard them say was: "It won’t be long before you die" Poor boy I’ve been all around this world. [Instrumental] [Chorus] Hang me oh hang me and I’ll be dead and gone. Hang me oh hang me and I’ll be dead and gone. I wouldn’t mind the hanging but to lay in this grave so long Poor boy I’ve been all around this world. [Outro]

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La chanson explore le désespoir d'un homme qui se sent prisonnier de sa vie. Il évoque l'idée de la mort, préférant l'idée d'une fin rapide plutôt que de rester enlisé dans une existence sans but. Tout au long de son récit, il partage les voyages qu'il a faits, avec une certaine mélancolie, témoignant de sa quête sans fin à travers le monde. L'angoisse qui l'habite est palpable, il semble désillusionné, cherchant une délivrance même dans l'ultime châtiment. Les images de solitude et de lutte contre le destin se mêlent aux réflexions sur sa condition de "pauvre garçon" perdu dans cette vaste existence.

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