San Bernardino

Christian Adam

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(x4) I've been all around this great big world to Paris and to Rome, and I've never found a place that I could really call my own. But there's one place where I know the sun is shining endlessly, and it's calling me across the sea, so I must get back to San Bernardino.       I remember when I was sixteen my Daddy said to me, you could travel around this universe until etern..ity, but you'll never find that peace of mind that you've been dreaming of.. not until you finally decide to come on home to San Bernardino.       Oh, I'm longing for San Bernardino, Oh, I'm longing for San Bernardino. I've been all along the water right up to the Rio Grande, and I've never found that paradise they call the promised land. I was young, and foolishly I thought the world was at my feet, but I'm no different now, and so I'm homeward bound for San Bernardino.      Well, I'm older and I'm wiser, and I see the light of day, and I think it's time to realize my dreams have gone astray. But I've tried so hard to reach that star that was so far away, so, now I got to find that road that's leading home to San Bernardino.      Oh, I'm longing for San Bernardino.. Oh, I'm longing for San Bernardino.                  (x5)(Fade out)

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La chanson évoque un voyage à travers le monde à la recherche d’un endroit qui nous ressemble, mais malgré toutes ces explorations, le protagoniste réalise qu'aucun lieu ne lui procure la sérénité recherchée. Il se remémore des conseils paternels qui l'encouragent à retourner chez lui, à San Bernardino, où il sait que le bonheur l'attend. En grandissant, il comprend que les rêves peuvent parfois s'égarer, mais il ressent un profond désir de retrouver ce refuge familial et apaisant. C’est un appel au retour, à la simplicité et à l’amour des racines.