[Intro] | | | | | 3x [Verse 1] After the war and now That they’ve sent us homeward I can’t help but feel that I’m on my own No-one can see just what this conflict Has done to the minds of the men Who are on their way home I’m scarred for life but it’s not My flesh that’s wounded So how can I face the torment alone? The vivid scenes and all the recurring nightmares I lay there and sweat until it gets light [Instrumental] | | | | | 8x [Verse 2] People say "don’t wor--ry" Say that time’s a perfect healer That the nightmares they will come to pass Can’t hear what they’re say---ing I am living in my own world And I’m feeling trance-like all the time [Verse 4] I hear voices in my head Could I really be going crazy? In the night the visions seem so real Do you care if you live or die? When you laugh are you really crying You’re not sure what’s real anymore [Chorus] Fortunes of war fortunes of war Fortunes of war no pain anymore Fortunes of war fortunes of war Fortunes of war no pain anymore Fortunes of war [Instrumental] | | | | | 4x [Solo] | | | | | | | | | 4x [Chorus] Fortunes of war fortunes of war Fortunes of war no pain anymore Fortunes of war [Instrumental] | | | | | 4x [Chorus] Fortunes of war fortunes of war Fortunes of war no pain anymore Fortunes of war fortunes of war Fortunes of war no pain anymore Fortunes of war [Outro] Sometimes I wake I feel that my spirit’s broken I wonder if I’ve the strength to carry on | | | ...Carry on

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À propos de la chanson

La chanson évoque les cicatrices invisibles que laisse la guerre sur l'esprit des soldats, bien au-delà des blessures physiques. Après le retour à la vie civile, le protagoniste se sent isolé, hanté par des souvenirs et des cauchemars qui le poursuivent. Malgré les paroles réconfortantes de ceux qui l'entourent, il est plongé dans un monde personnel où il lutte contre la confusion et les doutes sur sa santé mentale. Le témoignage est particulièrement poignant, soulignant comment la souffrance psychologique peut être tout aussi dévastatrice que la douleur corporelle. Cette exploration des conséquences de la guerre rappelle l'importance de la compréhension et du soutien pour ceux qui ont vécu des traumatismes.