This Mountain Is Burning

Johnny Flynn

Transposer:

Capo on the 3rd fret Intro: / (Repeat until verse) Verse: The cause and effect never met never met The cause and effect never met The end hasn’t happened My soul’s in the blue The end hasn’t happened The mountain is burning Chorus: In the words of the dead You were never among There were times I was old There were times you were young The God’s are not kind Say a passionate few There’s a struggle at large Some you win Some you lose There’s a fight in the air Not what Kilmarnock’s for All your countrymen gone Yet they open the door The cause and effect never met never met The cause and effect never met The end hasn’t happened My soul’s in the blue The end hasn’t happened The mountain is burning In the careful rest That brings solace to all Where the whispers of fires In the windows and walls Through the windows and walls Is the world you might need And if creature you are As its men in the trees In the trees of old love In the leaves of forget Are your parents and children They knew to beget The cause and effect never met never met The cause and effect never met The end hasn’t happened My soul’s in the blue The end hasn’t happened The mountain is burning You’re a break in the line When humility’s end Is the best you can bring To the table my friend You should know you’ll be fixed Like your word is as true As the word in your heart Is the one in the blue Ever born in the mist Ever dead in the sun We’ll be welcoming home The prodigal ones The cause and effect they’re the same They’re the same The cause and effect they’re the same The end is illusion My soul’s in the air The end is illusion The mountain is burning In the words of the dead The God’s are not kind There’s a fight in the air The careful breast Through the windows and walls In the trees of all love The breaking of lines You know you’ll be fixed Of the one in the mist /: normal Cmaj with third fret on the low . Tabbed by Jon

Du même artiste :

Agnes

B, d, E, A, F#, Dbm

Tunnels

G, C, Em, F, G6

Wandering Aengus

Dbm, E, B7, B, A, D, Db, F#m

Tree Rings

F, Em, G, Dm, C

In April

G, C, D, Em, A7, Am7

Linden Lea

Am, F, C, G

Iris Instilled

G5, C5, B5, A5, D5, Em, G, Am

In The Deepest

e, B, Em, G, A, C, D, F#, Em7, Am, E5

The Night My Piano Upped And Died

D, F, C, G, Bm

Howl

Em, D, G, C, B7

La chanson évoque un monde en proie à la lutte et à la confusion, où les liens entre cause et effet semblent distendus. L'artiste aborde des thèmes de souffrance spirituelle et de nostalgie, tout en évoquant la persistance de l'espoir, même lorsque tout semble brûler autour. Il souligne l'écart entre les générations, ainsi que la cruauté des dieux, tout en rappelant que la fin n'est qu'une illusion. Dans un contexte plus large, cette œuvre peut résonner comme une réflexion sur l'état actuel de la société, où des conflits internes et externes sont omniprésents, mais aussi sur la résilience et la quête de sens face à l'adversité. Les métaphores de la montagne en feu et des luttes humaines nous rappellent que, malgré tout, la vie continue de défier nos attentes et nos certitudes.

Le Chansonnier