Just The Faces Change

Travis

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Song: Just the faces change Band: Travis Notes: A ’B’ side of the Coming Around single. Chords: G 3 2 0 0 0 3 C X 3 2 0 1 0 D X X 0 1 2 1 Em 0 2 2 0 0 0 Em9/F# 2 2 2 0 0 0 E 0 2 2 1 0 0 Cmaj7/B X 2 2 0 1 0 Am7 X 0 2 0 1 0 C/G 3 3 2 0 1 0 Rhythm: Dead simple - two strums (one up one down) per beat. Intro: G|G |G |G |G | I Verse 1: G look around for faces I know C D I never ever want to go home C D My friends are in bed but I’m best on my own I’m terrified of driving a car C D Afraid I’m afraid of the dark C D Em It happened before in a different bar and I know Em9/F# G C D It’s late but won’t you take me home Chorus 1: I must of thought of getting out now C D Em But how am I gonna get out E C When even the names stay the same Just the faces change Verse 2: It’s easier to stare at the sun C D Than look at all the things that you’ve done C D Em Intentions were good but then so was the fun and you know Em9/F# G C D It’s wrong and can’t go on for long Chorus 2: I must of thought of getting out now C D Em But how you gonna get out E C When even the names stay the same D C Just the faces change Just the faces change Bridge: |G |G |C |D | | /| / | | Chorus 3: I must of thought of getting out now C D Em But how you gonna get out E C When even the names stay the same D C Just the faces change Just the faces change Coda: |G | Tabbed by Jake Whiteman in June 2002.

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Cette chanson évoque le sentiment de se sentir perdu dans un monde où les visages des gens changent, mais où les situations et les émotions restent les mêmes. Le protagoniste semble chercher un certain réconfort dans des lieux familiers, tout en craignant l'isolement et l'inconnu. Malgré ses bonnes intentions, il prend conscience que certaines choses ne peuvent durer et que le temps continue à filer sans qu'il puisse vraiment s'en échapper. Dans ce contexte, il y a un mélange de nostalgie et de réflexion sur les choix de vie. La lutte entre l'envie de partir pour de nouveaux horizons et la peur de se retrouver seul est bien palpable, rendant l'expérience humaine à la fois complexe et universelle.

Le Chansonnier