Lamb Lies Down On Broadway

Genesis

Transposer:

Moderately Bright 4/4 time Key of E (four sharps) {Intro} ~~~~~ | | | | | And the lamb_______________ lies down_____________ | | | | ___ on Broad - way. {Verses 1 2 and 3} ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ |: | | 1. Ear - ly morn - ing Man - hat - tan___ 2. Night-time’s fly - ers feel____ their pains._ 3. Su - zanne tired_ her work____ all done__ thinks | | | o - cean winds blow on the land.______ Drug - store takes down the chains.____ mon - ey hon - ey be on ne - on.___ | | | The Mov - ie Pal - ace is now un - done.___ The Met - al mo - tion comes in bursts_ but the Cab - man’s vel - vet glove sounds the horn___ and the | | | all - night watch - men have had their fun.____ gas sta - tion_ can quench that thirst._ Sus - saw - dust king_ spits out his scorn.__ | | | Sleep - ing cheap - ly on the mid - night show___ it’s the pen - sion cracked___ on un - made road.___ The Won - der wom - en draw your blind!__ Don’t | | | same old end - ing; time to go._____ Get out!___ truck- er’s eyes read "o - ver - load."__ look at me! I’m not your kind.___ I’m Rael!__ | | | ____ It And out of the sub - way ____ | | | seems they can - not leave____ their dream.___ There’s Ra - el Im - pe - ri - al Aer - o - sol Kid_ Some-thing in - side me has just be - gun._____ | | | some-thing mov - ing in the side - walk steam.__ And the ex - its in - to day-light spray gun hid.____ And the Lord knows__ what I have done.___ And the | | | lamb_________________________________ lies lamb_________________________________ lies lamb_________________________________ lies | | | down_________________________________ on * down_________________________________ on & down_________________________________ on # { * go to |1. } { & go to |2. {Bridge} } { # go to |3. {Outro} } _____________________________________________________________________ |1. | | | Broad - way. | | :| {go to start of verse 2} {Bridge} ~~~~~~ _____________________________________________________________________ |2. | | | Broad - way. The | | | lamb seems right out of place yet the | | | Broad - way street scene finds a | | | fo - cus in its face. | | | Some - how it’s ly - ing there brings a | | | still - ness to the air. Though | | | man - made light at | | | night is ver - y bright_____ there’s | | | no white - wash vic - tim as the | | | ne - ons dim____ to the coat of | | | white. | | | Ra - el Im - pe - ri - al | | | Aer - o - sol Kid wipes his gun -- he’s for - | | | got - ten what he did. And the lamb______________________________ | | | ____ lies down______________________________ | | | ____ on Broad - way. | | {go to start of verse 3} {Outro} ~~~~~ _____________________________________________________________________ |3. Repeat and fade |: | | Broad - way. On | | :| Broad - way. On -- =-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-= | Frank Palcat | [email protected] | | Ottawa Ontario Canada | /\/\/\/\/\/\/\/\/\/\/\/\/\| =-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=

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La chanson évoque une scène urbaine où le protagoniste se retrouve sur Broadway, un lieu emblématique, aux premières lueurs de l'aube. Il semble aller à la dérive, témoin d'une multitude de personnages et de situations qui reflètent une certaine désillusion et un sentiment de perte. Des références à un monde de rêves brisés coexistants avec le quotidien achètent une profondeur à cette promenade à travers les défis de la vie moderne. Dans ce contexte, Broadway devient un symbole de l'opposition entre le rêve et la réalité, où le personnage principal, tout en se sentant hors de place, cherche une forme d'identité ou de rédemption. La présence du « bêlier » peut être interprétée comme un appel à une innocence perdue, soulignant ainsi la quête spirituelle de l'individu dans un monde complexe et souvent froid.

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