Lincoln Avenue

Train

Transposer:

Lincoln Avenue Train Well I guess this is where I left my life And all its operations And I know that I will never get this twice With all negotiations This feels like the place between what is and might have been So I guess this is where we both find out If this was meant to be And I?ll tell myself I don?t need you I?ll tell myself enough to get me through But I?ll finally show you how I should have been being with you every day If you can take a little more Now it takes me back to times on Lincoln Avenue When you said you?d never get tired of the boy That seemed to be so far from growing up But we were different then This feels like the place between being ready and being in the way And I?ll tell myself I don?t need you I?ll tell myself enough to get me through But I?ll finally show you how I should have been being with you every day If you can wait a little more This feels like the time that I?m ready for you Are you ready for me ?Cause I?ll tell myself I?ll make it through I?ll tell myself anything to get over you And I won?t blame you but I?m finally ready to show you That I?m ready to show you I?m ready to show you yeah I?ll tell myself that I never needed anybody anyway but anyway I need you now I need you now I’m ready now

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La chanson évoque une remise en question des relations passées et le sentiment d’un tournant dans la vie. Elle parle d’un retour sur un chemin ancien, où l’on réalise que les choses auraient pu être différentes. Le protagoniste se bat avec ses émotions, oscillant entre la nécessité d'avancer sans l'autre et le désir de reconstruire ce qu'ils avaient. Il exprime à quel point il souhaite être prêt à vivre pleinement cette connexion, en admettant qu'il a besoin de cette personne maintenant plus que jamais. Le contexte semble être celui d'une réflexion sur le passé et la maturité, où le protagoniste s'adresse à l’autre personne avec l'espoir de réparer ce qui a été perdu. C'est un moment de vulnérabilité, où pointent les regrets mais aussi une volonté de montrer son vrai soi dans l'espoir d’une seconde chance.

Le Chansonnier