Born In A Ufo

David Bowie

Transposer:

Born in a UFO She was born in a UFO I come to the glade and watch the saucer land She glided through the mist in an a-line skirt Booted her shoes like hooves in the dirt Her clutch bag reflected the sun and steel The 50’s movie so many squealed There’s no direction home she pleads She cornered me against the trees I was home I thought my life could start She was (not like the other girls) (I was) born under a stone (We were) born with a single voice She was born in a UFO Born in a UFO My friends sit around at the end of town With their heads in their hands in the cool twilight air I can see by their eyes that they’re bitching sore I’d rather be dead than fool around here anymore She was all courage geometric face Electric skin plastic and lace Silver hair trapezoid flanks I was so in love with her lavender vest She was (not like the other girls) (I was) born under a stone (We were) born with a single voice She was born in a UFO Born in a UFO She was born in a UFO Born in a UFO She was born in a UFO

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Cette chanson évoque une rencontre fascinante avec une fille mystérieuse qui semble venir d’un autre monde, presque extraterrestre. L’auteur décrit un moment où il l’aperçoit sur une clairière, saisissant son allure unique et extraordinaire qui contraste avec le quotidien de ses amis. Elle incarne une sorte de liberté et d’audace, tandis que lui se sent emprisonné dans une vie sans direction. À travers des images vives et des références aux années 50, le narrateur exprime à la fois l’admiration et le désir de s'échapper d'une existence banale. Il est intéressant de noter que cette chanson s’inscrit dans une époque où l'art et la culture pop explorent souvent le fantastique et l'alienation, reflétant des préoccupations plus larges sur l'identité et le sentiment d'appartenance.

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