Change

Tracy Chapman

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Intro : If you knew that you would die today, If you saw the face of God and Love, Would you change ? Would you change ? If you knew that love can break your heart, When you're down so low you cannot fall, Would you change ? Would you change ? How bad, how good does it need to get ? How many losses, how much regret ? What chain reaction would cause an effect ? Makes you turn around, makes you try to explain, Makes you forgive and forget, makes you change ? Makes you change ? If you knew that you would be alone, Knowing right, being wrong, Would you change ? Would you change ? If you knew that you would find a truth That brings up pain, that can't be soothed, Would you change ? Would you change ? How bad, how good does it need to get ? How many losses, how much regret ? What chain reaction would cause an effect ? Makes you turn around, makes you try to explain, Makes you forgive and forget, makes you change ? Makes you change ? Are you so upright you can't be bent ? If it comes to blows Are you sure you won't be crawling ? If not for the good, why risk falling ? why risk falling ? If everything you think you know Makes your life unbearable, Would you change ? Would you change ? If you'd broken every rule and vow And hard times come to bring you down, Would you change ? Would you change ? If you knew that you would die today, If you saw the face of God and Love, Would you change ? Would you change ? Would you change ? Would you change ? If you saw the face of God and Love, If you saw the face of God and Love, Would you change ? Would you change ? Finale :

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Cette chanson nous interpelle sur la notion de transformation personnelle face à des épreuves et des vérités douloureuses. Elle nous pousse à réfléchir sur notre capacité à changer lorsqu'on est confronté à des situations extrêmes, à la solitude ou à la découverte de vérités qui peuvent nous blesser. Elle évoque aussi ces moments de prise de conscience qui nous amènent à questionner nos choix, nos regrets et la manière dont nous vivons notre vie. Le propos est universel : à quel point devons-nous toucher le fond ou connaître le bonheur pour envisager un changement ? Cela nous invite à une introspection sur la façon dont nos expériences, qu'elles soient bonnes ou mauvaises, peuvent influencer notre perspective et notre volonté de modifier notre comportement. C'est un rappel poignant que la rencontre avec l'amour et la vérité peut être un moteur puissant pour évoluer.

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