Mykel And Carli

Weezer

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Song Title: Mykel And Carli Artist:Weezer Album: Weezer Blue (Deluxe Edition) Notes: This song can be played in the Weezer famous Half Step or normal The Em in the Verses can be E depends this is how I play the song any suggestions please reply to this post The chords are dumbed down versions of the tabs. This is based off the released version of Mykel And Carli in the remastered Weezer Blue (Deluxe Edition) [Intro] x2 [Verse] Back in Wilson High I had two best friends They lived down the block Where Eagle Court bends One she cared for my bones Fed me ice cream cones One she cared for my happiness Wouldn’t leave me alone Back in Wilson High See I had these two best friends Till the school bus came And took my friends away Now I’m left alone at home To sit and think all day [Chorus] Hear you me Mykel Hear you me Carli [Verse 2] They gave me a hat The hat was awful rad Wore it every day Made my teacher mad She tore it off my head Now my head’s well red My head gets cold at night sometimes But I can’t be misled [Chorus] Hear you me Mykel Hear you me Carli She tore it off my head Now my head’s well red My head gets cold at night sometimes But I can’t be misled [solo] x2 [Verse] Back in Wilson High See I had these two best friends Till the school bus came And took my friends away Now I’m left alone at home To sit and think all day [Chorus] Hear you me Mykel Hear you me Carli Oh oh no Mykel Whoa oh no Carli Whoa oh oh oh

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La chanson évoque la nostalgie d'une époque scolaire, où le narrateur se remémore ses deux meilleurs amis d'enfance. Ils partageaient des moments simples et heureux, comme partager des glaces et se soutenir. Cependant, cette insouciance prend fin lorsque le bus scolaire les emporte, laissant le narrateur seul et contemplatif. Il se sent perdu sans eux, se remémorant les petites choses, comme un chapeau qu'ils lui avaient offert, qui symbolise leur amitié et les bons souvenirs. Le contexte semble tourner autour des relations adolescentes et de la perte d'innocence, soulignant l'importance des amitiés de jeunesse, même lorsqu'elles s'estompent avec le temps. C'est une réflexion sur la simplicité des liens d'enfance et l'empreinte qu'ils laissent dans nos cœurs.

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