#------------PLEASE NOTE------------# #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. # #------------## >From (Francois Rousseau) Subject: TAB: Life With Lions (Billy Bragg) Date: Thu 22 Apr 1993 02:49:54 GMT          Life With The Lions (Billy Bragg) intro: I hate the arsehole I become Everytime I’m with you You know you’ve got me on the run But let me make it clear to you It’s taken two fools such as we To make love deaf dumb and blind Now you’re upset ’cos I can’t read your mind love You’re upset ’cos I can’t read your mind                        I hate the arsehole I become Everytime I’m with you I get the feeling looking in your eyes That somehow I should forgive you I know that I’m guilty but I don’t know what I’ve done You’re not about to let me join in the fun are you You’re not about to let me join in the fun                       I hate the arsehole I become Everytime I’m with you I hate the way you try to give me back All the things I give to you I know when I leave the room They say what’s up with him But love is not a game you play to win girl Love is not a game you play to win                                        If that face of yours could only talk The stories it could tell The chase is always better than the kill love The chase is always better than the kill        ------------ Francois Rousseau Laboratoire Incognito (Computer Languages) Universite de Montreal Canada E-mail: ------------

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À propos de la chanson

Dans cette chanson, le narrateur exprime son mal-être face à la dynamique compliquée de sa relation. Il ressent qu'il devient une personne qu'il n'aime pas lorsque son partenaire est à ses côtés, soulignant les frustrations liées à la communication et à l'incompréhension mutuelle. Il mentionne également le sentiment de culpabilité sans savoir vraiment pourquoi, illustrant la complexité des émotions amoureuses. Le texte évoque le dilemme de l'amour, entre la passion et les conflits, et montre que la quête d'harmonie peut parfois mène à des tensions. Les références à la chasse et à la difficulté de lire les pensées de l'autre ajoutent une dimension de réflexion sur la nature même des relations amoureuses.