SONG:   We Are Monkeys ARTIST: Travis This is a B-side on the single Turn. Capo 2nd fret CHORDS USED              |-0-| |-3-| |-0-| |-1-| |-0-| |-0-| |-0-| |-0-| |-0-| |-2-| |-0-| |-2-| |-3-| |-2-| |-2-| |-x-| |-3-| |-0-| people think theyre funny when they have a good wit others think theyre gorgeous but inside they feel s*** many think theyre brainy but they havent a clue and i think im clever cuz im singing this to you we are wrong we are wrong we are all so so wrong we are monkeys we are false were untrue we should be in the zoo with our uncles and if you dont believe go and climb up a tree yeah youll love it your a fool to belive anymore so believe your all monkeys now all the clever monkeys telling us what to do telling us to stay in line and join the monkey cue thinking that theyre special cuz they went to private zoo one day soon theyre gonna end up in a monkey stew they are wrong they are wrong they are all so so wrong they are monkeys they are false theyre untrue they should be in the zoo with their uncles and if you dont believe go and climb up a tree yeah youll love it your a fool to belive anymore so believe your all monkeys SOLO   C  G we are wrong we are wrong we are all so so wrong we are monkeys we are false were untrue we should be in the zoo with our uncles and if you dont believe go and climb up a tree yeah youll love it your a fool to belive anymore so believe your all monkeys your a fool to belive anymore so believe your all monkeys your a fool to belive anymore so believe your all monkeys End on C Any corrections etc to:

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À propos de la chanson

Cette chanson évoque l'idée que beaucoup de gens se prennent trop au sérieux, se croyant plus brillants ou plus beaux qu'ils ne le sont réellement. Elle souligne une forme d'ironie sur notre humanité, en nous comparant à des singes, suggérant que nous sommes tous un peu perdus dans notre quête de reconnaissance et de succès. Les paroles mettent en lumière notre tendance à nous conformer aux normes sociales, oubliant parfois que nous avons tous nos défauts et nos faiblesses. Dans cet univers où l'apparence et le statut social ont trop d'importance, l'artiste nous appelle à retrouver notre authenticité, à nous libérer des attentes et à apprécier notre simplicité. L'image du zoo renvoie à l'idée que, malgré nos prétentions, nous sommes souvent prisonniers de nos propres illusions.