Precious Voice From Heaven

Mark Knopfler

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| | / | repeat Remember your skinny young folkster With his guitar and his greasy cap     Do you still want your ageing hipster With his records and his trilby hat? | | / | repeat | C | G | repeat Angel heart it’s time to let go   It’s so much harder to live in this town   Fact of it is I’m forty-two years old      And the venues are closing down Folk rock’s just beat up old names I’ve been holding out as long as I can It’s a new tech crowd it’s a property game      And I’d need to be a richer man Ah but you have a precious voice from heaven A once in a blue moon ecstasy   You could sing the phone book   If there was still a phone book   You could sing the phone book It would sound beautiful to me | C | G | repeat Nowadays when I get up and sing They’ll be talking like I’m not even there   Now it appears I’m maybe not their thing That’s okay though it’s not that I don’t care With all the rest of the semi-fixed abodes With their colours and their songs and their soul   I’d be long gone down the road      If not for you girl and rent control Ah but you have a precious voice from heaven A once in a blue moon ecstasy   You could sing the phone book   If there was still a phone book   You could sing the phone book It would sound beautiful to me | | | You could sing the phone book   If there was still a phone book   You could sing the phone book It would sound beautiful to me | C | G | repeat The cool kids who make your town   Gotta help them stick around   You wanna keep your city hip   Or all the kids will desert the ship repeat

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La chanson évoque la nostalgie d'un artiste vieillissant, qui se remémore ses débuts modestes, guitare à la main, et se confronte à la réalité d'une scène musicale en mutation. Il ressent une certaine mélancolie face à la fermeture des lieux de spectacle et à l'émergence d'une nouvelle génération qui semble déconnectée de ses racines. Malgré cela, il trouve réconfort dans la voix précieuse de sa compagne, que rien ne semble pouvoir entacher, et qui réussit à sublimer même les choses les plus banales. Cette voix représente une lumière dans un monde en changement, un rappel de l'amour et de la beauté qui perdurent malgré le passage du temps et les difficultés.