Chill-Axin

Toby Keith

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Chill-Axin’ Written by Toby Keith & Scotty Emerick Recorded by Toby Keith (Capo on 2) Intro.: |() / (/)(/)| x 4 (D)High tide’s up and the water’s coming in on the shore (Em) Usually ()wait until vacation but I ()sure can’t take this city anymore () () () ()Work’s been hell and that rush hour traffic’s never been breeze () Ain’t no ()hustle where I’m goin’ just ()warm trade wind blowin’ through the trees () (Chorus) I don’t need no ()sympathy () that won’t bring satis-()faction Just need to charge my ()battery () had bad reac-()tion Gonna ()do my best to ()decompress--- chill-()axin’ I could (D)fire up my ol’ motorcycle and head up to the country where it’s green (Em) Maybe ()head up to Montana but there’s ()something about the ocean that’s se-()rene () () (D)Fifteen hundred miles still got seven hundred left to do (Em) But it ()don’t seem like forever when you ()know that you’re outrunnin’ the blues () (Chorus) I don’t need no ()sympathy () that won’t bring satis-()faction Just need to charge my ()battery () had bad reac-()tion Gonna ()do my best to ()decompress --- chill-()axin’ (Bridge) There’s ()worm in the bottle and Wild () Shot on the ta-()ble With some ()salt and lime and some mez-()-cal maybe I’ll be ()able To ()find my paradise put this ()broken world on ice --- chill-()axin’ (Tag) (D)High tide’s up and the water’s comin’ in on the shore (Em) I usually ()wait until vacation but I just () can’t take this city anymore () -----

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La chanson évoque le besoin de s'échapper du stress quotidien et de la vie urbaine oppressante. Elle parle de l'envie d'évasion vers des paysages plus sereins, où la nature et l'océan peuvent apporter paix et répit. L'artiste exprime son désir de se ressourcer, de se déconnecter des tensions, et de retrouver une certaine légèreté. Dans un monde où les obligations quotidiennes peuvent devenir écrasantes, il ressent une forte envie de se libérer, de prendre la route et de se diriger vers des horizons apaisants, loin des tracas habituels. C'est un appel à la détente et à la recherche d'un équilibre, loin du tumulte de la vie moderne.

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