Rene And Georgette Magritte With Their Dog After The War

Paul Simon

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Words & music by Paul Simon 1982 Rene and Georgette Magritte With their dog after the war Returned to their hotel suite And they unlocked the door Easily losing their evening clothes They danced by the light of the moon To the Penguins the Moonglows The Orioles and The Five Satins The deep forbidden music They’d been longing for Rene and Georgette Magritte With their dog after the war Rene and Georgette Magritte With their dog after the war Were strolling down Christopher Street When they stopped in a men’s store With all of the mannequins dressed in the style That brought tears to their immigrant eyes Just like The Penguins the Moonglows The Orioles and The Five Satins The easy stream of laughter Flowing through the air Rene and Georgette Magritte With their dog après la guerre Side by side They fell asleep Decades gliding by like Indians B#dim |C#m7 | Time is cheap When they wake up they will find All their personal belongings Have inter--twined Oh-----Rene and Georgette Magritte With their dog after the war Were dining with the power élite And they looked in their bedroom drawer And what do you think They have hidden away In the cabinet cold of their hearts? The Penguins the Moonglows The Orioles and The Five Satins For now and ever after As it was before Rene and Georgette Magritte With their dog after the war / | | | |/ |Ddim/ | |

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La chanson évoque la vie paisible et joyeuse de René et Georgette Magritte après la guerre, alors qu'ils profitent de moments simples et précieux ensemble. Ils retrouvent une certaine légèreté en dansant au clair de lune, rappelant les mélodies réconfortantes de leur jeunesse et de leur parcours. En se promenant dans la ville, ils ressentent l'émotion d'un passé d'immigrants et se remémorent des souvenirs empreints de nostalgie. Le contexte de cette histoire reflète les luttes et les espoirs des personnes qui se reconstruisent après des périodes de conflit. C’est un regard tendre sur la façon dont l'amour et la musique peuvent apporter un soulagement et une unité, malgré les douleurs du passé. Les personnages, main dans la main, illustrent une intimité et un réconfort mutuel dans leur vie d'après-guerre, où le temps semble s'étirer et les souvenirs resteront à jamais gravés dans leurs cœurs.

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