The Girl From Tel-aviv Who Wouldn't Kneel

Morrissey

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verse 1 The girl from Tel-Aviv who wouldn’t kneel The girl from Tel-Aviv who wouldn’t kneel Nor for husband dictator tyrant or king verse 2 Humble homes with mottoes on the walls Symbols and signs in framed designed Sure to keep the poor poor In fear of a god who hadn’t saved them after all And all of my friends are in trouble They’re sorry they’re sick and they know All of my friends are in trouble There’s no need to go into that now verse 3 The girl from Tel-Aviv who wouldn’t kneel The girl from Tel-Aviv who wouldn’t kneel Nor for husband dictator tyrant or king verse 4 The sorrow my countenance shows Is hardly worth mentioning now Impartial application of the law In other words legalized torture And all of my friends are in trouble They’re sorry they’re sick and they know All of my friends are in trouble There’s no need to go into that now Solo (x2) La ra la La ra la La ra la Verse 5 Of princes and kings and their costly parade Blitz them all back to the Stone Age The American way displayed proudly Is to show lots of teeth and talk loudly And the land weeps oil The land weeps oil What do you think all these armies are for? Just because the land weeps oil Oh Oh La ra la La ra la La ra la And the land weeps oil The land weeps oil What do you think all these conflicts are for? It’s just because the land weeps oil Outro (x2)

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Cette chanson évoque une jeune femme de Tel-Aviv qui refuse de se soumettre, que ce soit à un mari tyrannique ou à un pouvoir autoritaire. Elle vit dans un environnement où la pauvreté est omniprésente, alimentée par des idéologies rigides et un Dieu silencieux face aux souffrances humaines. Les paroles parlent aussi de l’amitié et de la douleur partagée parmi ses proches, qui se trouvent tous confrontés à des difficultés. En toile de fond, il y a une critique sévère des conflits modernes, souvent liés à des enjeux économiques, comme l’exploitation des ressources naturelles. Cette oeuvre nous interroge sur les raisons qui motivent tant de luttes dans le monde contemporain.

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