and you should be good. "Neighborhood #3 (Power Out)" Capo 5 [Intro] (x2) [Verse 1] I woke up with the power out Not really something to shout about Ice has covered up my parents hands Don't have any dreams, don't have any plans [Verse 2] I went out into the night I went out to find some light Kids are swingin' from the power lines Nobody's home, so nobody minds [Verse 3] I woke up on the darkest night Neighbors all were shoutin' that they found the light "We found the light!" Shadows jumpin' all over my walls Some of them big, some of them small [Verse 4] I went out into the night I went out to pick a fight with anyone Light a candle for the kids Jesus Christ don't keep it hid! Ooh! Ooh! Ooh! [Verse 5] Ice has covered up my parents hands Don't have any dreams, don't have any plans Growin' up in some strange storm Nobody's cold, nobody's warm [Verse 6] I went out into the night I went out to find some light Kids are dyin' out in the snow, Look at them go, look at them go! Ooh! Ooh! Ooh! Ooh! Ooh! Ooh! [Verse 7] And the power's out In the heart of man Take it from your heart Put it in your hand What's the plan? What's the plan? [Verse 8] Is it a dream? Is it a lie? I think I'll let you deceide Just light a candle for the kids Jesus Christ don't keep it hid! 'Cause nothin's hid From us kids You ain't foolin' nobody With the lights out! Ooh! Ooh! Ooh! [Verse 9] And the power's out In the heart of man Take it from your heart Put it in your hand And there's something wrong In the heart of man Take it from your heart Put it in your hand (until the end of the song)

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À propos de la chanson

La chanson évoque une expérience de désespoir et de quête de lumière dans un monde obscurci, où l'absence d'électricité symbolise une perte de repères. Le protagoniste se retrouve face à la froideur de l'absence de rêve et de plan, tout en cherchant une lueur d'espoir dans la nuit. Les enfants, incités à prendre part à cette lutte contre l’obscurité, incarnent une innocence confrontée à des réalités dures. La mention de Jésus et l'appel à allumer une bougie pour les enfants soulignent une quête de rédemption et de sens face à l’adversité. Le contexte semble pouvoir évoquer des réflexions sur notre humanité, à la fois vulnérable et forte, notamment dans un monde où chacun doit faire face à ses propres tempêtes intérieures. C’est un appel à agir, à reconnecter son cœur avec ses actions, et à ne pas laisser l'obscurité nous dissuader de trouver notre propre lumière.