Gordon Lightfoot - Forgive Me Lord CAPO: 5th Fret [INTRO:] [VERSE 1:] Make my world a better place to be Remove these chains and set me free I give my life one reason to begin Forgive me lord for I have sinned [VERSE 2:] Take my hand and lead me as you choose It seems we ain’t got much to lose Give this place one season without shame Forgive me lord I’ve sinned again [VERSE 3:] I been down on my luck as a matter of fact I’ve even been chased Drifting along singing a song For the whole human race [VERSE 4:] I been caught in the act as a matter of fact I’m even well known Floating on by with a laugh and a sigh On the road that leads home I got no more time left to roam [VERSE 5:] If you love me Take this world and mend it as you please With a little help from the likes of me Keep it safe from harm and make it pure Forgive the rich and save the poor [VERSE 6:] Like the dust on the wind I’ve been taken again By my foolish pride Drifting along singing a song That’s how I get by [VERSE 7:] I been caught in the act as a matter of fact I’ve even been chased Floating on by with a laugh and a sigh For the whole human race I got no more time left to waste [VERSE 8:] If you love me Make my world a better place to be Remove these chains and set me free I give my face a different point of view Forgive us lord if we run to you [INSTRUMENTAL:] / / / / [VERSE 9:] If you love me Make my world a better place to be Remove these chains and set me free Give my life one reason to begin Forgive me lord for I have sinned Give my life one reason to begin Forgive me lord for I have sinned

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À propos de la chanson

La chanson évoque une profonde quête de rédemption et de liberté. Le narrateur exprime le désir de transformer son existence en demandant pardon pour ses péchés et en recherchant la guidance divine. Il implore une intervention pour améliorer le monde et soigner ses blessures, tant personnelles que collectives, en plaidant pour les opprimés et en reconnaissant ses propres faiblesses. Dans un contexte plus large, cette œuvre reflète le parcours universel de l'humanité face à ses erreurs et à la recherche d'un sens. Elle capte l'essence de la condition humaine, mêlant espoir et vulnérabilité, tout en soulignant l'importance de la foi et de la compassion dans les moments difficiles.