Rubin And Cherise

Grateful Dead

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[Intro] [Verse 1] Cherise was brushing her long hair gently down It was the afternoon of carnival; As she brushes it gently down Rubin was strumming his painted mandolin. It was inlaid with a pretty face in jade; Played the carnival parade. [Verse 2] Cherise was dressing as Pirouette in white When a fatal vision gripped her tight; Cherise beware tonight. Rubin Rubin tell me truly true.      I feel afraid and I don’t know why I do. I there another girl for you? [Chorus 1] If you could see in my heart you would know it’s true. There’s none Cherise except for you except for you. I’d swear to it on my very soul if I lie may I fall down cold. [Bridge] [Verse 3] When Rubin played on his painted mandolin The breeze would pause to listen in; before going its way again. Masquerade began when nightfall finally woke Like waves against the bandstand dancers broke; to the painted mandolin. [Chorus 2] Looking out at the crowd who is standing there? Sweet Ruby Claire at Rubin stared at Rubin stared. She was dressed as Pirouette in red and her hair hung gently down. [Verse 4] The crowd pressed round Ruby stood as though alone. Rubin’s song took on a different tone and he played it just for her. The song he played was the carnival parade Each note cut a thread of Cherise’s fate it cut through like a blade. [Verse 5] Rubin was playing his painted mandolin When Ruby froze and turned to stone for the strings played all alone. The voice of Cherise from the face of the mandolin Singing Rubin Rubin tell me true for I have no one but you.     [Chorus 3] If you could see in my heart you would know it’s true. There’s none Cherise except for you except for you. I’d swear to it on my very soul if I lie may I fall down cold. [Verse 6] The truth of love an unsung song must tell. The course of love must follow blind; without a look behind. Rubin walked the streets of New Orleans till dawn Cherise so lightly in his arms and her hair hung gently down.  

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Dans cette chanson, une histoire d'amour se dévoile entre deux personnages, Rubin et Cherise. Alors que Cherise se prépare pour un carnaval, elle ressent une inquiétude inexplicable sur la loyauté de Rubin. Ce dernier, avec sa mandoline ornée, joue des mélodies captivantes qui attirent l'attention, mais qui dévoilent aussi les tensions de leur relation. Les événements prennent une tournure tragique lorsque Rubin joue pour une autre jeune femme, Ruby, tandis que les souvenirs de Cherise flottent dans l'air, marquant le cours de leur destin amoureux. Le cadre se déroule pendant un carnaval vibrant, où la musique, les costumes et l'agitation de la foule ajoutent une touche magique à l’histoire. C'est un moment de célébration, mais aussi de dilemmes émotionnels, reflet des hauts et des bas que peut représenter l'amour. L'atmosphère festive contraste avec la profondeur des sentiments en jeu, soulignant combien les illusions et les vérités peuvent interférer dans les relations.