Tonight We Fly

The Divine Comedy

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Tonight we fly Over the houses the streets and the trees Over the dogs down below They’ll bark at our shadows {cycle these chords till the end} As we float by on the breeze Tonight we fly Over the chimney tops skylights and slates Looking into all your lives And wondering why Happiness is so hard to find {The is missed out in this section} Over the doctor over the soldier Over the farmer over the poacher Over the preacher over the gambler Over the teacher over the rambler Over the lawyer over the dancer Over the voyeur Over the builder and the destroyer Over the hills and far away Tonight we fly Over the mountains the beach and the sea Over the friends that we’ve known And those that we now know And those who we’ve yet to meet And when we die Oh will we be that disappointed or sad? {The bass descends in steps from now on} If heaven doesn’t exist What will we have missed? (4-3) This life is the best we’ve ever had

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La chanson évoque un voyage aérien au-dessus des paysages quotidiens, des gens et de leurs vies, un instant de légèreté et de contemplation. En flottant au-dessus des toits et des arbres, elle nous invite à réfléchir à la complexité du bonheur et à se demander pourquoi il semble parfois si difficile à atteindre. Elle fluctue entre les différents rôles que chacun de nous joue dans la vie, des professions aux passions, tout en explorant nos relations passées et futures. À travers cette balade, une question fondamentale surgit : si l’au-delà n’existe pas, quel sens donnons-nous à notre existence ici-bas ? Cela rend notre expérience terrestre unique et précieuse, comme un moment à savourer pleinement.

Le Chansonnier