Heartaches Of A Fool

Willie Nelson

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This file is the author’s own work and represents their interpretation of the song. You may only use this file for private study scholarship or research Song: Heartaches of a Fool Artist: Willie Nelson Transcribed by: Badger709 Recorded by Willie Nelson [3/4 time] Written by Walt Breeland Paul Buskirk Willie Nelson I love this song. It was one of the songs that I wanted to play when I started to play guitar but for a beginner that G7 can be ugly but once you get that down the rest is pretty easy. The nice thing about this song for a beginner is that it can be played as slow as you want and still sounds great. People will think that you are playing slow to capture the emotions in the song. At least that’s what I tell them. Play to make your self happy and then everything sounds good. I first heard this song in a episode of the Rockford Files (Season 5-Ep 1) so you know it has to be good. (I got most of this version from Classic-country-song-lyrics.com) Started out with the dreams And the plans of a wise man And ended up with the heartaches of a fool As a boy I would walk through the valley Gazed at the world all around Made a vow that somehow I would find fame and fortune I found it but look at me now I had a sweetheart who would love me forever Didn’t need her I would reign all alone And look at me I’m the king of a cold lonely castle The queen of my heart is gone So get around me you fools for a dollar Listen to me a lesson you’ll learn Wealth there’s happiness and love sent from heaven above And the fires of ambition will burn Started out with the dreams And the plans of a wise man And ended up with the heartaches of a fool

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Cette chanson évoque les désillusions d’un homme qui, parti avec de grands rêves et de bonnes intentions, se retrouve finalement accablé par des regrets. Il se remémore ses aspirations passées, sa quête de reconnaissance et d'amour, pour réaliser que la gloire et la richesse ne suffisent pas à combler le vide laissé par l'absence de ses proches. Son cœur de roi se trouve désormais dans un château froid et solitaire, illustrant le paradoxe entre l'ambition et la solitude. Le contexte de cette chanson se situe dans un univers rural et nostalgique, où les valeurs d'amour et d'amitié semblent souvent sacrifiées sur l'autel de l'ambition. C'est une réflexion sur les choix de vie et les sacrifices que l'on peut faire dans la quête de succès, souvent au détriment des relations humaines qui sont, finalement, ce qui compte le plus.

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