#------------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. # #------------## # Date: Fri 22 Nov 1996 14:32:43 -0600 > Subject: Gone’ Ridin By Chris Isaak Song Title: Gone Ridin’ Written By: Chris Isaak >From The CD: Silvertone Transcribbed On: B.C. Rich Warlock 6-String This File Tabbed & Arranged By: J.P. Seneviratne ************************************************************************************************ Standard Tuning Blues Beat                                                                Gone Ridin’                                     As Preformed By:                              Chris Isaak & The Silvertones Intro: Main Riff: |------------| Use this riff during the verses. |------------| |------------|   Here is the second part of the intro: |------------|   |------------| |------------|   |------------|  Stars at :09 secs. into the song. |0-3-0-3-0-3-0-3--|   |------------|                       |------------|                       |------------|                       |5b-7b-9b-10b--| Verse 1: Well the moon is on the highway darkness fills the sky. As long as I keep driving I know that I won’t die. Chrous:         A             (Hold A Chord Posistion and Slide Up Neck) And I’m gone gone gone. N.C.       (Main Riff) Gone Ridin’. Verse 2: Well I broke up with my baby told myself I won’t cry. Broke up with my baby told myself a lie. Chrous:         A             (Hold A Chord Posistion and Slide Up Neck) And I’m gone gone gone. Gone Ridin’.             Get gone Cal.                                Verse 3: Well the moon is on the highway darkness fills the sky. As long as I keep driving I know that I won’t die. Chrous:         A             (Hold A Chord Posistion and Slide Up Neck) And I’m gone gone gone. Gone Ridin’.           Gone Ridin’.                                  Repeate Second Part of Intro. and fade. ************************************************************************************************           Send Any Suggestions Corrections Requests Fan Mail...To:                  /\/\/\/\/\Never Do Today What You Can Put Off Til’ Tomorrow/\/\/\/\/\                  \/\/\/\/\/*************************************************\/\/\/\/\/ ************************************************************************************************ This file originated from "SilverTone Records" At The Unoffical Chris Isaak & Silvertone Homepage: http://fly.hiwaay.net/~mdlatham/isaak.html

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À propos de la chanson

La chanson évoque un sentiment de fuite et d'évasion face à la douleur d'une rupture. Le narrateur prend la route, guidé par la lueur de la lune et cherchant à échapper à sa peine, convaincu que tant qu'il avance, il évitera le désespoir. Malgré les promesses de ne pas pleurer, il se rend compte qu'il ment à lui-même, mais il continue à rouler, cherchant un répit dans l'immensité de la nuit. Cette quête de liberté, même temporaire, fait écho à un besoin profond de se libérer des blessures émotionnelles.