Whos That Man

Toby Keith

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Who’s That Man Written & performed by Toby Keith: CD Boomtown Polygram Capo 2 [Verse] Turn left at the old Hotel I know this boulevard much too well It hasn’t changed since I been gone Oh this used to be my way home They paved the road thru the neighborhood I guess the county finally fixed good It was gettin rough Someone finally complained eneogh [Pre-Chorus] Fight the tears back with a smile Stop and look for a little while Oh it’s plain to see The only thing missing is me [Chorus] That’s my house & that’s my car that’s my Dog in my back yard There’s the window to the room Where she lays her pretty head I planted that tree out by the fence Not long after we moved in That’s my kids and that’s my wife Whose that man runnin my life [Verse] If I pulled in would it cause a seen There not really expectin me Those kid’s have been thru hell I hear they adjusted well Turn around in the neigbors drive I’d be hard to recognise In this pick-up truck It’s just an old fixer up [Pre Chorus] Drive away one more time lot of things going thru my mind I guess the less things change The more they never seem the same [Chorus] That’s my house & that’s my car that’s my Dog in my back yard There’s the window to the room Where she lays her pretty head I planted that tree out by the fence Not long after we moved in That’s my kids and that’s my wife Whose that man runnin my life

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Dans cette chanson, le narrateur revient dans son ancien quartier après une longue absence et se rend compte à quel point tout a changé autour de lui. Il observe sa maison, sa voiture et sa famille, mais il se demande qui est l'homme qui a pris sa place dans sa vie. Ce retour amène un mélange de nostalgie et de douleur, car il constate que même si les lieux sont toujours là, sa vie a pris un tournant qu'il n'a pas vu venir. Le contexte pourrait être celui d'une séparation ou d'une période difficile dans sa vie, où il a été éloigné de sa famille et de ses racines. Les souvenirs de son passé, qui lui sont si précieux, sont désormais empreints de mélancolie, et il lutte pour réconcilier ses souvenirs avec la réalité actuelle.

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