Chansonnier

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Chansonnier

[Verse 1] When they say "You and what army?" I guess they’re talking about you and me Baby nobody will love you Nobody will love you like-like I do I guess that’s half true [Pre-Chorus] Come down come down Come down from your holy mountain I’m down I’m down To put your shame on a billboard for a second Sometimes sometimes The only way out is through through [Chorus] ’Cause everyone loves Bob Dylan I just want you to love me like that yeah Would you bury me next to Johnny Cash? I’m obsessed do you love me like that? Yeah [Verse 2] So what fates do we share? Windows down wind in your hair Baby no one ever thinks of you No one ever thinks of you as much as I do Not not even you [Pre-Chorus] Come down come down Come down from your holy mountain I’m down I’m down To put your shame on a billboard for a second Sometimes sometimes The only way out is through through [Chorus] ’Cause everyone loves Bob Dylan I just want you to love me like that yeah Would you bury me next to Johnny Cash? I’m obsessed do you love me like that? Yeah [Break] Woah oh oh oh oh Woah oh oh oh oh [Chorus] ’Cause everyone loves Bob Dylan I just want you to love me like that yeah Would you bury me next to Johnny Cash? I’m obsessed do you love me like that? Yeah

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À propos de la chanson

Cette chanson évoque le désir d’un amour profond et authentique, en comparant cette quête à l’admiration générale pour des artistes légendaires comme Bob Dylan. Le protagoniste exprime une certaine vulnérabilité, se demandant si l’autre personne ressent un amour aussi puissant que celui qu’il éprouve, tout en révélant des insécurités liées à leur relation. Il souligne la solitude parfois ressentie et la dynamique difficile entre aspiration et réalité, tout en faisant allusion à des figures iconiques de la musique pour signaler ce besoin d’acceptation et de lien. Il touche aussi à des thèmes de renoncement et de recherche de rédemption, avec un appel à descendre de leur "montagne sainte", suggérant une volonté de confronter les problèmes plutôt que de les ignorer. Les références à la culture musicale renforcent cette dynamique, rendant l’expression de ses sentiments encore plus poignante.