Awesome new song! These chords and lyrics are my own attempt at them being correct so are just how I play the song. Suggestions and corrections welcome! The timing and strumming pattern takes a little getting used to so I’ll try to illustrate how I play it to help a little. Make sure the second D is always the faster strumming section. v v v v v v ^ v ^ v <--- v=downstroke ^=upstroke x3 He said "I wanna be born born again But not right now please don’t take me then." But God said "Son it’s time to go And when you’ll return I don’t know just yet." But even stars they die when they get old The precious ones that we used to hold So if you’re gonna shoot you better hit your mark Send that arrow send it through my heart My heart He said This time I won’t get turned away This time I won’t get turned away This time I won’t get turned away He said. Joan of Arc awoke in the dark She said "I’ve seen how the world ends." First they love you then they kill you Then they love you again And again And again She said This time I won’t get turned away This time I won’t get turned away This time I won’t get turned away She said This time I won’t get turned away This time I won’t get turned away This time I won’t get turned away x4 x10 Jesus Christ what did you do To deserve what they done to you? Jesus Christ what did you do To deserve what they done to you? \ >x3 / We’re coming downtown see what we got we got the right We’re coming downtown see what we got we got the right We know somethin’ ain’t right We know somethin’ ain’t right I said coming downtown see what we got we got the right We got the right

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À propos de la chanson

La chanson évoque un désir de renouveau spirituel, mais avec une hésitation face à l'inévitable. On y sent un dialogue entre l'être humain et Dieu, où le protagoniste exprime son souhait de ne pas partir tout de suite, tout en étant conscient que le temps d'advenir viendra. Il est aussi question de la nature éphémère de la vie, où même les étoiles finissent par s'éteindre. Les références à Jeanne d'Arc illustrent une lutte entre amour et sacrifice, montrant comment l'amour peut se transformer en haine, puis revenir à l'admiration. Le contexte de la chanson s'articule autour des villes, des luttes sociales et du questionnement de la justice. Cela reflète une quête plus large de sens dans un monde souvent troublé. Les thèmes de la mort, du renouveau et de la quête spirituelle sont omniprésents, offrant une réflexion sur la condition humaine à travers le prisme de la foi et des luttes personnelles.