The shepherd and the Moon

Aphrodite's Child

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Do you know the story of the shepherd Who did try and took the river moon in his arms Listen to the story Mainly if you can agree Of the man who loved the woman You can tuck it up in your mind You would like to catch the moonlight But you know the thing is not right For all of us have some secrets to hide Do you know the story of the shepherd Who did try and took the river moon in his arms Listen to the story Mainly if you can agree Of the man who loved the woman Woman was a sting in the thorn You will get the moon for your horn You try to cheat and you'll drown Of the moon you were much too full Nowadays People of the mountains say That the Gods put the moon high up in the sky So that the men might not be tempted to steal it Do you know the story of the shepherd Who did try and took the river moon in his arms Listen to the story Mainly if you can agree Of the man who loved the woman Round in the depths of your mind For today the moon is too high Shepherd tried to catch a sunrise You might be more lucky if you try Do you know the story of the shepherd Who did try and took the river moon in his arms Listen to the story Mainly if you can agree Of the man who loved the woman Ly ly ly ly ly (x4)

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La chanson raconte l'histoire d'un berger qui, dans sa quête d'amour, désire attraper la lune qui se reflète dans l'eau. Son désir de saisir la lumière de la lune symbolise une aspiration à ce qui est inaccessible. Cependant, il est mis en garde : même si l'amour peut sembler séduisant, il peut également se révéler difficile et plein de pièges. Cette histoire évoque la lutte entre les souhaits humains et les réalités de la vie, soulignant que certaines choses, comme la lune, sont destinées à rester hors de portée. Le contexte de la chanson peut être vu comme une réflexion sur les désirs inaccessibles que chacun peut éprouver, et la sagesse populaire des montagnes, qui suggère que les dieux ont placé la lune en haut pour dissuader les hommes de tenter de la voler. Cela nous rappelle que parfois, il vaut mieux accepter que certains rêves ne peuvent se réaliser.