ABBA Suzy-Hang-Around (1974) (Benny Andersson/Björn Ulvaeus) From: "Waterloo" The recording is little sharp somewhere between and #. ------------ CHORDS G/B x-2-0-0-0-4 D#dim7 x-x-1-2-1-2 ------------ RIFF 1 + 2 + 3 + 4 + 1 + 2 + 3 + 4 + e|------------|------------| B|------1-----0---|------------| G|0-----0-----0---|--2-----0-------| D|0------------|--0-----0---4---| A|------------|------------| E|3------------|------------| ------------ INTRO (riff) (riff) VERSE Suzy was nine and I was ten Right at the time when boys like to think they’re men She used to follow us at school We really thought that she was a lit-tle fool And one day we said to her We don’t want to hurt you girl CHORUS But you’d better look for a friend Of your own Suzy-hang-around Better come back When you’re grown Suzy-hang-around Nobody wants you around here and that’s for sure So get off our playground and stay away That’s all that we’ve got to say Suzy-hang-around INTERLUDE (riff) (riff) VERSE Suzy went home to Mama’s arms Mama said "Look she’s never done you no harm So get off her back and let her be Why can’t you play together in har-mony?" We really didn’t know what to say But as soon as she went away CHORUS We laughed and said look for a friend Of your own Suzy-hang-around Better come back When you’re grown Suzy-hang-around Nobody wants you around here and that’s for sure So get off our playground and stay away That’s all that we’ve got to say Suzy-hang-around INTERLUDE (riff) (riff) CHORUS Yes you’d better look for a friend Of your own Suzy-hang-around Better come back When you’re grown Suzy-hang-around Nobody wants you around here and that’s for sure So get off our playground and stay away That’s all that we’ve got to say Suzy-hang-around OUTRO (repeat and fade) (riff) (riff) (riff) (riff)

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À propos de la chanson

La chanson évoque les mésaventures d'une jeune fille, Suzy, qui cherche à s'intégrer auprès de ses camarades de classe. Les garçons, ne la considérant pas à leur niveau, lui conseillent de trouver ses propres amis et de revenir quand elle sera plus grande. La dynamique de l'enfance y est illustrée, illustrant comment les enfants peuvent être cruels sans vraiment comprendre l'impact de leurs mots. On ressent un écho de l'innocence perdue et des différences de maturité entre les jeunes. Maman, elle, incarne compassion et sagesse, en insistant sur l'importance de l'harmonie et de l'entraide. La chanson capture le sentiment d’exclusion et la quête d’identité d’un enfant. C'est une belle réflexion sur l'acceptation et les défis relationnels que l'on rencontre dès le plus jeune âge.