Paroles de la chanson It's Easier par
I went to see a love physician
Recommended to me by a good friend
Who said that his serum made him well
I told him of my broken heart
And how love had torn my world apart
And how I felt I'd be much better off in hell
He shook his head and just said, "Oh well" (Get it)
Tell you, it's easier to say "love, bye-bye"
Than to go around with a heart that wants to cry
Tell you, it's easier to say "love, bye-bye"
Than to go around with a heart that wants to cry
I asked him, "Was it common
For two people that were once in love
Recommended to me by a good friend
Who said that his serum made him well
I told him of my broken heart
And how love had torn my world apart
And how I felt I'd be much better off in hell
He shook his head and just said, "Oh well" (Get it)
Tell you, it's easier to say "love, bye-bye"
Than to go around with a heart that wants to cry
Tell you, it's easier to say "love, bye-bye"
Than to go around with a heart that wants to cry
I asked him, "Was it common
For two people that were once in love
To hold on to a love affair of yesterday?"
He answered, "Yes, but lovers always somehow
Too late discover when well enough's not left alone
Well, then pain's the pay"
And he said that's why he'd say, woah
Tell you, it's easier to say "love, bye-bye"
Than to go around with a heart that wants to cry
Tell you, it's easier to say "love, bye-bye"
Than to go around with a heart that wants to cry
TOBEORNOTTOBE--TOBEORNOTTOBE
My Life Story of Love
Stevie Wonder
I'm Into Livin'
Stevie Wonder
I Can See the Sun In Late December
Stevie Wonder
He answered, "Yes, but lovers always somehow
Too late discover when well enough's not left alone
Well, then pain's the pay"
And he said that's why he'd say, woah
Tell you, it's easier to say "love, bye-bye"
Than to go around with a heart that wants to cry
Tell you, it's easier to say "love, bye-bye"
Than to go around with a heart that wants to cry
TOBEORNOTTOBE--TOBEORNOTTOBE
My Life Story of Love
Stevie Wonder
I'm Into Livin'
Stevie Wonder
I Can See the Sun In Late December
Stevie Wonder
Ba-da, ba-da, ba-da, ba-da, ba da
Ba-da, ba-da, ba-da-da-da, dum
Dum-dum-da-da, dum-dum-dum
Bum-bum-bum, da-da-da, la-da
Oh, oh
Yeah, tell you, it's easier to say "love, bye-bye"
Than to go around with a heart that wants to cry
Tell you, it's easier to say "love, bye-bye"
Than to go around with a heart that wants to cry (Thank you, Doc, for my wisdom)
Tell you, it's easier to say "love, bye-bye" (Bye, bye, bye, bye, bye, bye)
Than to go around with a heart that wants to cry (Oh, you know, I know)
Tell you, it's easier to say "love, bye-bye"(That I didn't wanna go, but I had to go)
Than to go around with a heart that wants to cry (???)
Tell you, it's easier (Oh, baby) to say "love, bye-bye" (Oh, baby, baby)
Than to go around (Mmm, yeah) with a heart that wants to cry (I know if I had the chance, I'd do it again)
Tell you, it's easier to say "love, bye-bye" (Don't know if I can feel again)
Than to go around with a heart that wants to cry
Tell you, it's easier (Oh-oh) to say "love, bye-bye" (Oh, oh, oh, oh)
Than to go around with a heart that wants to cry (Oh, oh, oh)
Tell you, it's easier ('Cause it's easier) to say "love, bye-bye" (Don't you know it's ea–, ea–, ea–, easier)
Than to go around with a heart that wants to cry (Oh, oh)
Tell you, it's easier (Oh, baby) to say "love, bye-bye" (Oh, baby, baby)
Than to go around (Mmm, yeah) with a heart that wants to cry (I know if I had the chance, I'd do it again)
Tell you, it's easier to say "love, bye-bye" (Don't know if I can feel again)
Than to go around with a heart that wants to cry
Tell you, it's easier (Oh-oh) to say "love, bye-bye" (Oh, oh, oh, oh)
Than to go around with a heart that wants to cry (Oh, oh, oh)
Tell you, it's easier ('Cause it's easier) to say "love, bye-bye" (Don't you know it's ea–, ea–, ea–, easier)
Than to go around with a heart that wants to cry (Oh, oh)
Tell you, it's easier (It's easier, it's easier) to say "love, bye-bye"
Than to go around with a heart that wants to cry (If I had the chance, I'd do it again)
Tell you, it's easier to say "love, bye-bye" (But I know you're gonna hurt me)
Than to go around with a heart that wants to cry
It's easier (Easier, it's easier) to say "love, bye-bye" (To "love, bye-bye")
Than to go around with a heart that wants to cry (Oh!)
It's easier to say "love, bye-bye" (Help me, somebody, oh)
Than to go around– (Love, bye-bye)
How'd it sound in there?
Very good
Put the drums on that
Than to go around with a heart that wants to cry (If I had the chance, I'd do it again)
Tell you, it's easier to say "love, bye-bye" (But I know you're gonna hurt me)
Than to go around with a heart that wants to cry
It's easier (Easier, it's easier) to say "love, bye-bye" (To "love, bye-bye")
Than to go around with a heart that wants to cry (Oh!)
It's easier to say "love, bye-bye" (Help me, somebody, oh)
Than to go around– (Love, bye-bye)
How'd it sound in there?
Very good
Put the drums on that
Que racontent les paroles de la chanson It's Easier de Stevie Wonder ?
Une ordonnance pour cœur brisé
Imaginez pousser la porte d'un cabinet médical, non pas pour une fièvre ou une douleur physique, mais pour un amour qui n'en finit pas de faire mal. C'est exactement là que Stevie Wonder nous emmène dès les premières mesures d'"It's Easier". Le narrateur entre chez ce mystérieux "love physician", ce médecin de l'amour dont un ami lui a vanté les mérites, et s'installe pour raconter ce que les mots ont du mal à contenir — un cœur mis en pièces, un monde sens dessus dessous, une douleur telle qu'il confie avoir parfois préféré l'idée de l'enfer à la réalité de ses jours.
La sagesse amère du docteur
Le médecin, lui, écoute. Hoche la tête. Et délivre son verdict avec la sérénité de quelqu'un qui a vu défiler des centaines de cas semblables. Oui, les amoureux s'accrochent. Oui, ils s'obstinent à garder vivant ce qui aurait mieux valu laisser mourir doucement. Et le prix à payer pour cet entêtement, c'est toujours la souffrance — "pain's the pay", dit-il, comme on signerait une ordonnance. De cette consultation naît le refrain, répété comme un mantra, presque une thérapie par la répétition : dire au revoir vaut mieux que de traîner un cœur qui veut pleurer.
Quand la certitude vacille
Mais Stevie Wonder ne serait pas Stevie Wonder s'il se contentait d'une leçon bien rangée. Vers la fin, sous les couches de voix qui se superposent dans un gospel soul hypnotique, quelque chose craque. "I know if I had the chance, I'd do it again", souffle une voix. "But I know you're gonna hurt me", glisse une autre. La belle résolution du début se révèle être une résolution de façade. On peut savoir que partir est la bonne décision et vouloir quand même recommencer — c'est là toute l'honnêteté troublante du morceau. Et quand on entend en toute fin "Put the drums on that", comme un aparté de studio qui s'est glissé dans l'enregistrement, on réalise que cette vulnérabilité-là, Wonder a choisi de la garder.
Imaginez pousser la porte d'un cabinet médical, non pas pour une fièvre ou une douleur physique, mais pour un amour qui n'en finit pas de faire mal. C'est exactement là que Stevie Wonder nous emmène dès les premières mesures d'"It's Easier". Le narrateur entre chez ce mystérieux "love physician", ce médecin de l'amour dont un ami lui a vanté les mérites, et s'installe pour raconter ce que les mots ont du mal à contenir — un cœur mis en pièces, un monde sens dessus dessous, une douleur telle qu'il confie avoir parfois préféré l'idée de l'enfer à la réalité de ses jours.
La sagesse amère du docteur
Le médecin, lui, écoute. Hoche la tête. Et délivre son verdict avec la sérénité de quelqu'un qui a vu défiler des centaines de cas semblables. Oui, les amoureux s'accrochent. Oui, ils s'obstinent à garder vivant ce qui aurait mieux valu laisser mourir doucement. Et le prix à payer pour cet entêtement, c'est toujours la souffrance — "pain's the pay", dit-il, comme on signerait une ordonnance. De cette consultation naît le refrain, répété comme un mantra, presque une thérapie par la répétition : dire au revoir vaut mieux que de traîner un cœur qui veut pleurer.
Quand la certitude vacille
Mais Stevie Wonder ne serait pas Stevie Wonder s'il se contentait d'une leçon bien rangée. Vers la fin, sous les couches de voix qui se superposent dans un gospel soul hypnotique, quelque chose craque. "I know if I had the chance, I'd do it again", souffle une voix. "But I know you're gonna hurt me", glisse une autre. La belle résolution du début se révèle être une résolution de façade. On peut savoir que partir est la bonne décision et vouloir quand même recommencer — c'est là toute l'honnêteté troublante du morceau. Et quand on entend en toute fin "Put the drums on that", comme un aparté de studio qui s'est glissé dans l'enregistrement, on réalise que cette vulnérabilité-là, Wonder a choisi de la garder.