https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=QwyK7dNr4ag A 1941 written by Joe Bushkin & John DeVries. Frank Sinatra first recorded it with Tommy Dorsey in the ’40s re-recordeing it in ’57 “A Swingin' Affair!” Frank Sinatra: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=QwyK7dNr4ag The Original is 1 step lower, the key of D. [Chords] Eb6 6x554x Bbm9 7x7779 E7b9 7x676x Abmaj7 4x554x Abm6 4x3444 Abdim 4x343x C#9 x43444 Gm7 3x3333 C7 3x3210 F9 8x7888 F7 8x786x F7b9 8x787x Bb9 x67677 Bb7#5 7x7888 Gdim 3x232x [Verse] I'm not the guy who cared about love And I'm not the guy who cared about fortunes and such I never cared much Oh, look at me now! [Verse] I never knew the technique of kissing I never knew the thrill I could get from your touch I never knew much Oh, look at me now! [Bridge] I'm a new man better than Casanova at his best With a new heart and a brand-new start Fm7 Bb7 Bb7#5 Why I'm so proud I'm bustin' my vest [Verse] So I'm the guy who turned out a lover Yes I'm the guy who laughed at those blue diamond rings One of those things Oh, look at me now! [Verse] I'm not the guy who cared about love And I'm not the guy who cared about fortunes and such I never cared much Oh, look at me now! [Verse] And I never knew the technique of kissing I never knew the thrill I could get from your touch I never knew much Oh, look at me now! [Bridge] I'm a new man better than Casanova at his best With a new heart and a brand-new start Fm7 Bb7 Bb7#5 Why I'm so proud I'm bustin' my vest [Outro] So I'm the guy who turned out a lover Yes I'm the guy who laughed at those blue diamond rings One of those things Oh, look at me now! Look at me now!

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Cette chanson évoque un sentiment de transformation personnelle. Le narrateur, qui n'a jamais été particulièrement intéressé par l'amour ou les richesses, réalise qu'il a changé et qu'il a développé une nouvelle perspective sur la vie, notamment grâce à l'amour. Il exprime une fierté renouvelée, se comparant même à un grand séducteur, tout en reconnaissant qu'il n'y connaissait rien auparavant. Ce parcours vers la découverte de soi et des émotions est à la fois touchant et encourageant. Écrite à une époque où l'on expérimente encore les joies et les peines des relations, cette chanson fait écho à la quête universelle de l'amour et de l'acceptation de soi.