All The Way From Africa

Gary Moore

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Gary Moore - All The Way From Africa Tabbed by: http://www.andreasvockrodt.de [Intro] [Verse] All the way across the world You went to find the sunshine in your soul. Did you find what you were lookin’ for? Did the world show its face to you? [Chorus] All the way from Africa. All the way from Africa. [Verse 2] So many times you told me you were leavin’ To try and find a place where you could go. Did you find what you were lookin’ for? Did the world show its face to you? [Chorus 2] All the way from Africa. All the way from Africa. All the way from Africa. All the way from Africa. [Solo] [Verse 3] All the way across the world You went to find the sunshine in your soul. Though I missed you so badly I was so glad to see you again. [Chorus 3] All the way from Africa. All the way from Africa. All the way from Africa. All the way from Africa. all the way from Africa. [Solo 2] [Verse 4] All the way across the world You went to find the sunshine in your soul. Did you find what you were lookin’ for? Did the world show its face to you? [Chorus 4] All the way from Africa. All the way from Africa. All the way from Africa. All the way from Africa. all the way from Africa. [Solo 3]

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La chanson évoque le voyage d’une personne à la recherche de lumière et de sens dans sa vie, en particulier à travers une quête spirituelle et existentielle. Elle pose des questions sur les découvertes réalisées lors de ce parcours : a-t-elle trouvé ce qu'elle cherchait ? Le monde lui a-t-il révélé toute sa beauté ? Le contexte semble être celui de l’absence et de la retrouvailles, avec une mélancolie présente, où l'on ressent l’importance des liens affectifs et des expériences partagées. L’artiste parle d’un voyage allant jusqu'en Afrique, une métaphore puissante pour illustrer cette recherche de plénitude et d'authenticité.

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