John Mellencamp Without Expression Intro: Dsus4 Dsus4 Verse 1: Have you ever ridden horses through a rainstorm? Or a lion through a busy street bazarre? There are many things I’d love to turn you on to But somehow I feel they’re safer where they are Chorus: Yes there’s a man that I know With no expression He’s got none at all Yes there’s a man that I know With no expression darling He’s got none at all Verse 2: Well some people are inbound with infatuation And some others spill depression as the law From one’s mother getting at no imagination So beware then maybe sin is at your door Chorus: Yes there’s a man that I know With no expression He’s got none at all Yes there’s a man I know With no expression He’s got none at all Bridge: But you may never never See this man laughing Come to think of it I’ve never seen him cry But he might be sitting And you hear him singing And by and by he’ll stop and sigh Before his voice would even begin to speak And he’d just cry Solo: over verse chords Chorus: Yes There’s a man I know With no expression darling He’s got none at all Yes There’s a man that I know With no expression He’s got none at all Verse 3: Have you ever ever ridden horses through a rainstorm? Or a lion through a busy street bazarre? There are many things I’d love to turn you on to But somehow I feel they’re safer where they are Chorus: Yes There’s a man that I know With no expression He’s got none at all There’s a man that I know With no expression He’s got none at all Yost with the Most

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À propos de la chanson

La chanson évoque un homme qui semble dépourvu d'émotions, n'affichant ni joie ni tristesse. L'auteur questionne des expériences de vie intenses, les comparant à la richesse des choses qu’il aimerait partager, mais qu'il juge plus sûres si elles restent inaccessibles. L'idée d’un homme qui n’exprime jamais ses sentiments fait réfléchir sur la complexité des interactions humaines et sur la façon dont certaines personnes vivent dans un monde intérieur où les émotions sont étouffées ou cachées. Le contexte pourrait être celui d'une observation de la société, où certaines personnes, en raison de leurs expériences personnelles ou de leur éducation, semblent se couper de leurs émotions. Cela soulève des questions sur la manière dont nous, en tant qu'êtres humains, gérons notre vulnérabilité et notre capacité à exprimer ce que nous ressentons.