Parlons bouquin !

     

Aaah merci !  

 ils sont assez incroyables oui ! ils illustrent musicalement le travail de Freud de façon remarquable je trouve, mais les paroles sont aussi extraordinaires ! 

"Well it's funny you should say that
It's a most peculiar thing
Yes it's funny you should say that

I was talking to  a man
And i saw he  wore  a ring
Yes it's funny you should say that

And i told him of a dream
Where i caught and ate a whale
Then i woke up feeling hungry, he said
Thats a curious tale
For a dream contains a wish
In this case a giant fish
As the pressure you were under
Might have woken you from slumber
To relieve the pangs of hunger
You just dreamed yourself a dish

Well it's funny you should say that
It's a most peculiar thing
Yes it's funny you should say that

For i also met a man
And he also wore a ring
Yes it's funny you should say that

And i told him of a dream
Where  the sun  was at its height
But my toes were blocks of ice, he said
Let me get this right
You are tall and so your feet
Must protrude beyond the sheet
While you sleep they're unprotected
And it's just as i suspected
You were trying to dream some heat

But there are six white wolves
In the dead of the night
On the branch of a tree

And they have such big eyes
And they're shining so bright
All the better to see

And they have such big ears
All the better to hear
And they're listening to me

And they have such sharp teeth
All the better to eat
And they're looking at me

Well it's funny you should say that
It's a most peculiar thing
Yes it's funny you should say that

I was speaking to a man
But i don't recall a ring
Yes it's funny you should say that

And i told him of a dream
Where i turned into a snail
And he said it is simplicity
To follow such a trail
For this creature takes his shell
Anywhere that he may roam

But work must keep you on the move
You fear your wife may disapprove
So in the dream you just remove
And take along your home

If i step on a line
Something will happen
There are rats in a jar
Something will happen

And they have such big eyes
And they're shining so bright
All the better to see

And they have such sharp teeth
All the better to eat
And they're looking at me

Tell me what they say
Tell me what can they be
Tell me what does it mean
Tell me what do you see

Fantasia
Nothing is what it seems
Fantasia
A world that's made out of dreams
Fantasia
Nothing is what it seems
Fantasia

Well it's funny you should say that
It's a most peculiar thing
Yes it's funny you should say that

Though i haven't met this man
So he didn't wear a ring
It's so funny you should say that

I told him of a dream
Where i turned into a hat
That was round and made of fur, would he say
Nothing wrong with that
As i sit here in my chair
I can see your growth is spare
And it is my observation
That this caused you much frustration
So you dreamed a consolation
To replace the loss of hair

I'm going to be a mother
I'm going to have a child

There are wolves in the tree
But the tree never grew
There are rats in the jar
But the curse wasn't true

Fantasia
Nothing is what it seems
Fantasia
A world that is made out of dreams"

et dire que quand j'écris une chanson ça dépasse jamais 2 couplet  

Tu parles de notification ou du telex à droite ?

c est ça casse toi  

Bon Urbamax me force à mettre une réponse (il est très violent parfois...)
En tant que Littéraire bah je lis vraiment un peu de tout mais j'ai vraiment une préférence pour les autobiographies.
En ce moment je prépare un oral sur le monde de la musique dans les années fin 60 et début 70'...
Et si quelqu'un s'y intéresse je le conseil de lire : Just Kid (J'ai vu que très peu de monde avait souligné les titres des oeuvres ! Irrespectueux ! ) de Patti Smith. A travers son bouquin on a un tas de références intéressantes sur ces années là (et pas que dans la musique !) mais je vous laisse découvrir !