How Do You Like Me Now?

Toby Keith

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Intro : (4x) yeah i was always a crazy one, broke into the stadium and i wrote your number on the fifty yard line and you were always a perfect one and valedictorian so under your number i wrote call for a good time i only wanted to get your attention but you overlooked me somehow besides you had too many boyfriends to mention and i played my guitar too loud, how do ya like me now how do ya like me now, now that i'm on my way you still think i'm crazy standing here today i couldn't make you love me but i always dreamed about living in your radio, how do ya like me now when i took off to tennessee i heard that you made fun of me never imagined i'd make it this far then you married into money girl, ain't it a cruel and funny world he took your dreams, and he tore them apart he never comes home and you're always alone and your kids hear you cry down the hall alarm clock starts ringing who could that be singing it's me baby with your wake up call, how do ya like me now

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Cette chanson raconte l'histoire d'un homme qui a toujours été un peu considéré comme un marginal, cherchant l'attention d'une jeune femme populaire et accomplie à l'école. Malgré ses tentatives pour se faire remarquer, il restait dans l'ombre à cause de sa personnalité excentrique et de la compétition avec ses nombreux petits amis. Avec le temps, sa vie a pris un tournant, et maintenant qu'il a réussi, il se remémore leurs anciens moments et lui pose une question sous-jacente : que pense-t-elle de lui maintenant ? Pendant ce temps, on découvre que son ancienne cible a pris un chemin plus conventionnel, mais se retrouve déçue par sa vie actuelle. Ce contraste entre leur passé et leur présent met en lumière l'ironie de leurs choix respectifs.

Le Chansonnier