The next Day

David Bowie

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"Look into my eyes" he tells her "I'm gonna say goodbye" he says yeah "Do not cry" she begs of him goodbye yeah All that day she thinks of his love yeah They whip him through the streets and alleys there  The gormless and the baying crowd right there  They can't get enough of that doomsday song They can't get enough of it all Listen "Listen to the whores" he tells her  He fashions paper sculptures of them  Then drags them to the rivers bank in the cart Their soggy paper bodies wash ashore in the dark And the priest stiff in hate now demanding fun begin Of his women dressed as men for the pleasure of that priest Here I am Not quite dying My body left to rot in a hollow tree Its branches throwing shadows On the gallows for me And the next day And the next And another day Ignoring the pain of their particular diseases They chase him through the alleys chase him down the steps They haul him through the mud and they chant for his death And drag him to the feet of the purple headed priest First they give you everything that you want  Then they take back everything that you have  They live upon their feet and they die upon their knees They can work with satan while they dress like the saints They know god exists for the devil told them so They scream my name aloud down into the well below Here I am Not quite dying My body left to rot in a hollow tree Its branches throwing shadows On the gallows for me And the next day And the next And another day

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La chanson évoque un adieu douloureux entre deux êtres, soulignant la tristesse et le désespoir qui en découlent. Le protagoniste est traqué par une foule haineuse, tandis que des scènes sombres dépeignent des personnages blessés par leur condition, comme des prostituées et un prêtre avide de pouvoir. Il traverse également des réflexions sur l'hypocrisie et la souffrance, dévoilant comment ceux qui devraient prêcher l'amour agissent parfois dans la violence et le mépris. Le contexte semble s'ancrer dans une critique sociale profonde, illustrant les luttes personnelles au milieu d'une société brutale et injuste, où le sacré côtoie le profane. Cette dualité met en lumière une réalité troublante, où le désir de pouvoir et la douleur coexistent, plongeant l'individu au cœur d'un combat entre l'ombre et la lumière.