Chorded by Dave Kelly - This is a beautiful lesser known Guess Who song. On the Am7 you can go back and forth from (x02010) to (x02030) to mimic the piano melody and on Fmaj7 from (xx3210) to (xx3230). Chords (in order of appearance): - (x02010) Em9 - (022032) or (020002) - (xx0222) - (x32010) - (x24232) - (x24432) Dadd9/A - (x02232) Don’t wanna listen to my telephone ring Or sing ding-a-ling or talk about a thing Em9 (022032) or (020002) Not this mornin’ I don’t wanna think about the night before Or maybe it’s a bore behind that open door Got no time for that this mornin’ If I had the mind or I had the time Maybe I could throw together a new kind of rhyme And tell about my warnin’ But it’s too late now It’s too late now It’s too late now I don’t wanna think about a runaway Dad That took away the only thing that I’ve ever had Don’t even miss him this mornin’ I don’t wanna think about a cold goodbye Or a high school buddy got a little too high I can’t help him out this mornin’ Reviewers laugh at me so I go out to sea And perhaps it’s just as well ’cause I’d rather be in hell Than be a wealthy man this mornin’ But it’s too late now It’s too late now It’s too late now A                                      Dadd9/A (x02232) Whatever happened to images ’cause now they’re gone And worn out phrases just keep a-hangin’ on Whatever happened to homes as opposed to houses? A conversation swaying as the evening drowses It’s just like 4 6 2 O 1               It’s just like 4 6 2 O 1                Whatever happened to early morning urban skies? And broken faces half with melting eyes Enough of riddles that just play with time ’Cause I’m still here and I can’t beg a dime Dadd9/A                 A              I’m back here in 4 6 2 O 1              I’m back here in 4 6 2 O 1                   Somethin better’s waitin’ for me ’round the corner now I gotta find it and try and hang on for a little while Back here in 4 6 2 O 1 yeah Mmm there’s gotta be a few small changes made            Don’t wanna listen to my telephone ring Or sing ding-a-ling or talk about a thing Leave me alone this mornin’

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À propos de la chanson

La chanson évoque un désir de s'éloigner des préoccupations et des souvenirs pénibles, comme les relations rompues ou les échecs personnels. L'artiste exprime un besoin urgent de tranquillité et de solitude, voulant ignorer les bruits extérieurs et les pensées désagréables. Il souhaite se concentrer sur le moment présent, tout en ressentant un certain désenchantement face aux choses passées et aux illusions perdues. La mélodie accompagnante semble refléter cette quête de paix intérieure, renforçant l'impression d'un voyage introspectif. Dans ce contexte, on ressent une lutte entre le besoin de lâcher prise et l'angoisse des souvenirs, typiques de moments de réflexion ou de crise personnelle. C'est une quête qui peut résonner chez beaucoup de nous, une recherche de sens dans un monde parfois chaotique.