Cousin Kevin Model Child

The Who

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All the credit for this goes to the guys at Whotabs. Cousin Kevin Model Child | guitar tab By The Who 1969 >Appears on Odds and Sods (revised edition) 1998 Written by John Entwistle (c)1998 Gowmonk Inc. #----------------------------------PLEASE NOTE---------------------------------# #This file is the author’s own work and represents their interpretation of the # #song. You may only use this file for private study scholarship or research. # #------------------------------------------------------------------------------# ==============                                                         transcribed by     v1  1999-06-03          Whotabs                           v2* 2008-09-16          www.thewho.net/whotabs      ==============                                                         > 16 Sept. 2008. D5     xx02xx D6     xx04xx D7     xx05xx G5     35xxxx G6     37xxxx G7     38xxxx D      xx0232 C      x3555x and x32010 Asus4  x0223x A      x0222x A5     57xxxx and x02xxx Bmadd2 6xx566                          x4   [palm mute            ]                                                    [horn arr for gtr] I got up this morning and did fifty-five press-ups dad                                                             |--------------|---|                                                    |10........----|---|                                                    |------------9~|7~-|                                                    |--------------|---|                                                    |--------------|---|                                                    |--------------|---| I brushed my teeth since breakfast and I threw away my Playboy that’s bad! The Ferrari’s in the garage and I Gave it a wash just for you                            (But)                         |----------------|-----------------|                         |--10-12~-10-12~-|--10-12~-10-12~--|                         |----------------|-----------------|                         |----------------|-----------------|                         |----------------|-----------------|                         |----------------|-----------------|    |D                                  |C             |Asus4  | But please don’t make me come to the theatre it’s so uncool |Asus4/A Asus4/A    |           I’ll babysit my cousin and I promise not to tease him oh no I’ll caress his little haircut and do everything to please him oh I’ll watch him like a hawker and in case a fit should seize him But please don’t make me come to the theatre it’s so grim [chorus] Kevin’s a model child                 Always as good as gold              Kevin is never wild                |G5          A5     |Bmadd2  Always does as he’s told ============= #----------------------------------PLEASE NOTE---------------------------------# #This file is the author’s own work and represents their interpretation of the # #song. You may only use this file for private study scholarship or research. # #------------------------------------------------------------------------------#

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La chanson évoque les efforts démesurés d'un jeune garçon pour satisfaire les attentes de son entourage. Il liste ses bonnes actions de la journée, comme faire de l'exercice et prendre soin de ses affaires, tout en exprimant son dégoût pour certaines activités, comme aller au théâtre, qu'il trouve peu attrayantes. L'enfant se présente comme un modèle de vertu, promettant de s'occuper de son cousin sans jamais le taquiner, tout en cédant à la pression de montrer sa "bonne" conduite. Écrite dans le contexte des années 60, elle illustre les conflits entre les idéaux d'innocence enfantine et les attentes sociales qui pèsent sur les jeunes. C'est un reflet à la fois humoristique et critique des normes de comportement souvent imposées aux enfants.