Oh Belinda

The Tremeloes

Transposer:

Note: The Tremolos an Anglo-Indian band from the 60s were "Basil Pereira on vocals Senjen Joachim on sax Dudley Medeira on lead Johnny Forest on bass guitar." - Maxwell Rose https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=yBZt5jdtPok [Verse 1] Yes I know how much it hurts To lose the one you love Yes I know how much it hurts When he’s so far above Don’t you worry you little mite For I’m sure you will find Him in heaven When you get there somehow [Verse 2] You love him and he loves you Immortal love is your guide For it’s true love Belinda Other love you cast aside For everything that comes your way I know you won’t forget to say Of his true loving and the day that he died [Chorus] All your dreams have been shattered All your schemes have gone astray And all other happiness you knew I know I can’t equal him now Nor can I be your love But oh Belinda Let me take care of you [Verse 3] I know your lamp of love is lighted By the oil of constancy And the love that animates us Burns bright and pleasantly I’m a man whose love is true But I know I’m not for you But oh Belinda G7 C Csus4 I will love you eternally [Chorus] All your dreams have been shattered All your schemes have gone astray And all of the happiness you knew I know I can’t equal him now Nor can I be your love But oh Belinda Let me take care of you But oh Belinda Let me take care of you

Du même artiste :

Three Bells

D, G, A, E7, D7, B7, Em, Am, G#, C7, Fm, Bbm, Eb7

Someone Someone

C, E, F, Am, G, C7, Db, G#, Db7, F#, Bbm

We Know

B, E, G, F, Am, Dbm, F#

Silence Is Golden

E, B, A, Abm, Gbm, C, F, Bb, Am, Gm, Dm

Twelve Steps To Love

Bb, Gm, Eb, F

Helulé, Helulé

C, F, G

Girl From Nowhere

B, Db7, F#, E, F#m, B7, A

My Little Lady

D, G, A, A7

Jennys Alright

G, Am, Bm, D, C

Suddenly You Love Me

Em, D, Am, B7, G

Cette chanson évoque la douleur de perdre un être cher et la manière dont l’amour peut transcender la séparation. Le narrateur exprime sa compréhension de la souffrance de Belinda, qui pleure son bien-aimé, en lui offrant réconfort et soutien. Il reconnaît qu’il ne pourra jamais remplacer celui qu'elle a perdu, mais il lui promet un amour éternel et inconditionnel, la rassurant sur le fait qu'elle retrouvera son amour dans l’au-delà. Le contexte est celui de la mélancolie et de l’espoir, où l’amour est à la fois source de peine et de lumière, soulignant l'importance de la constance et de l'authenticité des sentiments. C'est une belle réflexion sur le pouvoir de l'amour, même quand il est confronté à la perte.

Le Chansonnier