Southside Of Heaven By Ryan Bingham [Intro] (Harmonica comes in after first measure) When I die lord won’t you put my soul up on a train Won’t you send it Southbound give it a cool bluesman name I’ve been lost out on those back roads so many times I’ve gone blind Losing faith in my family had drove me right out my damn mind [Chorus] But on the South side of heaven won’t you take me home Cause I’ve been broke down for so long and Lord it’s gettin’ cold [Short Break] Cadd9      Cadd9    x2 Well I’ve been a desperado in west Texas for so long lord I need a change And for ten long years this old place ain’t seen a drop of rain And that wind blows everyday Lord oh like a desert snow Like a lost bound train running on cocaine and out of control [Chorus] But on the South side of heaven won’t you take me home Cause I’ve been broke down for so long and Lord it’s gettin’ cold [Long Break] (end midway on Em while starting the next verse) Play this next verse very slowly: Along those Louisiana byways… lonesome highway’s rollin’ on Won’t you take me where the poor man lives… it’s where I call home And can’t you see that a breeze… is nothin’ but a change in pace Money can’t buy my soul… ’cause it comes from a hard earned place Kick back up to the standard tempo for the rest of the song: [Chorus] (x2) But on the South side of heaven won’t you take me home Cause I’ve been broke down for so long and Lord it’s gettin’ cold [Outro] (Repeat until fade)

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À propos de la chanson

Cette chanson évoque un profond désir de rédemption et d'évasion. Le narrateur, qui se sent perdu et désemparé dans sa vie actuelle, aspire à retrouver un sens et un refuge, symbolisés par l'idée d'un voyage vers le "sud du paradis". Il évoque des souvenirs de routes désertes et de luttes personnelles, exprimant une nostalgie pour des temps plus simples et un besoin urgent de changement. Le contexte retrace la lutte d'un homme face à des épreuves, jonglant entre ses rêves et sa réalité, et il met en lumière la quête d'un endroit où il se sentira enfin chez lui, loin des douleurs et des déceptions qu'il a vécues.