Ray LaMontagne Green Record Demo Intro - [G]got to get back on the mountain got to get back on the [C]hill with my [D7]dog eyed country woman she know how to [C]cure my ill[G] [G]ain’t it just like adale go on and change your name[C] [D7]so now i got to call her carmen but i love her just the same[D7] []give yourself over[] [] [C]and i’m tired of startin over [G] yes i [D]think my days out on the run are comin to an end [D] [C] [] [] [] [G]got to get back on the mountain got to get back on [C]still with a [D7]bourbon whiskey freezin [C]if you got time to kill[G] [G]i got to get back on the river i got to get back on the [C]land [D7]get myself stoned a little down home even if it’s second [D7]hand []give yourself over[] [] [C]and i’m tired of startin over [G] guess i [D]think my days out on the run are comin to an end[D] [C] [] [] [] [G]got to get back on the mountain [C]oh yeah []got to get back on the hill[] [] [] []i got to get back on the mountain[] [] []got to get back on the []hill [] [] [] [] Chords - [ ] Denotes fingering ----------------------------- e|---3[4]--------0-----2[3]--2[2]------------| B|---0-----1[1]--1[1]--1[1]--3[3]------------| G|---0-----2[2]--0-----2[2]--2[1]------------| D|---0-----3[4]--2[2]--0-----0------------| A|---2[2]--3[3]--3[4]------------| E|---3[3]--------3[3]------------| I think that’s it but I probably have some lyrics wrong. Enjoy Dave

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À propos de la chanson

Cette chanson évoque le désir de revenir à des racines simples et authentiques, loin des tracas de la vie moderne. Le protagoniste ressent le besoin de retrouver une vie paisible en plein air, aux côtés de sa compagne, qui sait lui apporter réconfort et bien-être. Il parle de chercher des moments de calme, de réminiscence, et de se défaire du passé douloureux pour embrasser une nouvelle stabilité. Le contexte de cette quête pourrait refléter la nostalgie d’un retour à la nature, où les relations humaines et les plaisirs simples reprennent le dessus sur les inquiétudes et les incertitudes de la vie actuelle. C'est une célébration de la vie rurale, de la tranquillité, et de l’amour qui aide à guérir.