Portrait He Knew

Kansas

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Portrait (He Knew) Kansas Intro: | | | | | | | He had a thousand ideas You might have heard his name He lived alone with his vision Not looking for fortune and fame Never said too much to speak of He was off on another plane The words that he said were a mystery Nobody’s sure he was sane ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ Chorus ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ But he knew He knew more than me or you No one could see his view Where was he going to ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ verse 2 ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ He was in search of an answer The nature of what we are He was trying to do it a new way He was bright as a star But nobody understood him "His numbers are not the way" He’s lost in the deepest enigma Which no one’s unraveled today ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ Chorus ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ But he knew He knew more than me or you No one could see his view Oh Where was he going to And he tried But before he could tell us he died When he left us the people cried Oh where was he going to ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ Solo ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ verse 3 ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ He had a different idea A glimpse of the master plan He could see into the future A true visionary man But there’s something he never told us It died when he went away If only he could have been with us No telling what he might say ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ Chorus ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ But he knew He knew more than me or you No one could see his view Oh Where was he going to But he knew You could tell by the picture he drew It was totally something new Oh where was he going to

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La chanson évoque la vie d'un individu, porté par ses idées innovantes et sa vision unique du monde. Ce personnage, qui vivait en retrait, ne cherchait ni gloire ni richesse. Ses pensées, bien que mystérieuses, révélaient une compréhension profonde de la réalité humaine, mais personne ne semblait réellement saisir son point de vue. Dans sa quête de sens, il se heurte à l’incompréhension des autres et laisse derrière lui un sentiment d'énigme une fois parti. Le contexte de cette œuvre pourrait refléter l'expérience de nombreux visionnaires à travers l'histoire, souvent incompris de leur vivant. Leur quête de vérité et de compréhension peut mener à la solitude, mais leur héritage continue d'inspirer ceux qui cherchent à voir au-delà des apparences. La chanson souligne la fragilité de la vie et l'importance d'écouter ceux qui semblent avoir une perspective différente.

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