I Shall Be Released

Jeff Buckley

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I Shall Be Released They say everything can be replaced Yet every distance is not near So I remember every face Of every man who put me here. I see my light come shining From the west unto the east. Any day now Any day now I shall be released They say every man needs protection. They every man must fall. Yet I swear I see my reflection Somewhere so high above the wall. I see my light come shining From the west unto the east. Any day now Any day now I shall be released Well onder stands a man in this lonely crowd A man who swears he not to blame. All day long I hear him cry shouting loud Calling out that he's been framed. I see my light come shining From the west unto the east. Any day now Any day now I shall be release They say every man needs protection They say every distance is not near But I remember every face Of every man who put me here I see my light come shinin' From the west down to the east Any day now any day now I shall be released They say every man can be replaced They say every man must fall But I swear I see my reflection Some place so high above the wall Standing next to me in this lonely room Is a man who swears he's not to blame All day long I hear him shout so loud Callin' out that he's been framed

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Cette chanson évoque un profond désir de liberté et de rédemption. Elle parle d’un homme qui, malgré les difficultés et les épreuves, garde espoir de se libérer des chaînes qui le retiennent. Il se souvient des visages de ceux qui l'ont conduit à sa situation actuelle, exprimant un mélange de nostalgie et de résistance face à l'adversité. La lumière qui brille de l’ouest à l’est symbolise une promesse de renouveau qui pourrait arriver à tout moment, ce qui lui permet de garder la foi en des jours meilleurs. Dans un contexte plus large, cette œuvre peut être interprétée comme une réflexion sur les luttes humaines, la quête d’identité et la recherche de justice, des thèmes universels qui résonnent à travers différentes expériences de vie. C'est un appel à la prise de conscience et à la solidarité face aux souffrances et aux injustices.

Le Chansonnier