I LIKE IT THAT WAY As recorded by The Tremeloes (1972 single release) [Intro] [Verse 1] If you gonna steal my woman Please take it quick and painless I know I should but I couldn’t Stay just to hear you confess [Chorus] I’d like it that way - I like it that way Well I like it that way - I like it that way Well I may be a fool but I like it that way [Verse 2] If you gonna take my money Take all you need and then go You’re maybe thinkin’ it’s funny But I really don’t wanna know [Chorus] I’d like it that way - I like it that way Well I like it that way - I like it that way Well I may be a fool but I like it that way [Verse 3] You can strip me from my country Buy me a ticket to roam If it doesn’t work out for me Buy me a ticket back home [Chorus] You know I like it that way - I like it that way I like it that way - I like it that way Yeah I may be a fool ’cos I like it that way I like it that way - I like it that way Yeah I like it that way - I like it that way Well I may be a fool but I like it that way [Interlude] [Chorus] I’d like it that way - I like it that way Yeah I like it that way - I like it that way Well I may be a fool but I like it that way I’d like it that way - I like it that way I like it that way - I like it that way Well I may be a fool but I like it that way [Outro] I like it that way I like it that way Well I may be a fool but I like it that way

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À propos de la chanson

La chanson aborde des thèmes de perte et d'acceptation. Le narrateur exprime une résignation face à des situations difficiles, que ce soit la perte de son amante ou des déceptions financières. Il semble préférer une approche rapide et sans douleur à la douleur prolongée et aux confessions. À travers cette attitude, on sent un mélange de naïveté et de courage, où il choisit d’accepter les choses telles qu’elles sont, même si cela implique de passer pour un fou. Sortie en 1972, cette chanson reflète une époque où l'amour et la liberté étaient souvent célébrés, avec une certaine légèreté malgré les tumultes de la vie. Elle capte bien l'esprit de la génération qui tentait de vivre pleinement, avec tous les hauts et les bas que cela impliquait.