Greek Song

Rufus Wainwright

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[Intro] [Verse] You who were born with the sun above your shoulders You turn me on you turn me on You have to know You who were born where the sun she keeps her distance You turn me on you turn me on But so does she [Verse] You who were born there where beauty is existence You turn me on you turn me on Your body heals my soul You who were born where you shiver and you shudder You turn me on the girl is gone So come on let’s go [Chorus] All the pearls of China fade astride a Volta Don’t sew bee-lines to anybody’s hide Save your poison for a lover who is on your side [Verse] One way is Rome and the other way is Mecca On either side on either side Of our motorbike One way is home and the other way is Papa On either side on either side Prepared to strike [Chorus] All the pearls of China fade astride a Volta Don’t sew bee-lines to anybody’s hide Save your poison for a lover who is on your side

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La chanson évoque une connexion intense entre deux êtres, mettant en lumière la beauté et la complexité de l'amour. L'artiste aborde les contrastes entre différentes cultures et lieux, symbolisant les influences variées qui façonnent notre identité. Il évoque des thèmes tels que le désir, la guérison émotionnelle et le cheminement de la vie, tout en suggérant que malgré les distances géographiques et spirituelles, il existe un lien profond entre ceux qui s'aiment. L'artiste nous propose une réflexion sur les choix de vie, illustrés à travers des références à des villes emblématiques, comme Rome et La Mecque. Cela renforce l'idée que chaque direction que nous prenons suscite des questions sur notre quête personnelle et notre rapport aux autres.

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