(from "Lost Highway" album - 2007) (Intro) (Verse) A long slow drive down an old dirt road you’ve got your hand out the window listenin’ to the radio That’s where I wanna be On an old park bench in the middle of December Cold hard rain fallin can’t find no cover That would be alright with me (Chorus) Hard days good times blue skies dark nights Baby I want you to take me wherever you’re going to Maybe say that you’ll save me a seat next to you (Verse) In the corner booth of a downtown bar With your head on my shoulder smokin on a cheap cigar That would be alright with me In the back row of a movie or a cross-town train I wanna hear your voice whispering my name That’s where I wanna be (Chorus) Hard days good times blue skies dark nights Baby say that you’ll take me wherever you’re going to Maybe say that you’ll save me a seat next to you (Bridge) Life is like a ferris wheel spinnin around When you get to the top it’s hard to look down Just hang on we’ll make it through Save me a seat next to you When you get to the gates and the angels sing Go to that place where the church bells ring You know I’ll come runnin runnin to find you (Chorus) Baby I want you to take me wherever you’re going to Maybe I want that you’ll save me a seat next to you a seat next to you a seat next to you a seat next to you ------------ Dsus xx0230 Asus x02200 A/C# x4222x

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À propos de la chanson

Cette chanson évoque le désir d'être aux côtés de la personne qu'on aime, peu importe les circonstances. Elle parle de moments simples mais précieux, que ce soit lors d'une balade tranquille, d'un moment partagé dans un bar, ou même d'une expérience cinématographique. L'auteur exprime un souhait profond de proximité et de connexion, attirant l’attention sur l'importance d'avoir un « siège » réservé à côté de soi, symbole de l'engagement et de la présence de l'autre dans sa vie. Le contexte présente une réalité empreinte de nostalgie et de recherche de douceur au milieu des aléas de la vie. L’amour est perçu comme une ancre, apportant chaleur et réconfort, même dans des moments difficiles ou solennels.