I Know She Hung The Moon

Toby Keith

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Intro: 1st Verse: There’s no need to apologize this happens time and time again. As soon as somebody lays their eyes on her they dial right in. And I watched you sneak a look from the other side of the floor and as I danced her by I watch you steal one more. You don’t have to tell me she’s beautiful You don’t have to say things like one-of-a-kind You don’t have to wonder if she loves me man I know that’s crossed your mind Seems like everywhere we go There’s always somebody staring at her Yeah I know she hung the moon (ring) no chords I’m the one that held the ladder 2nd Verse: Now if you had half a chance you’d probably make a play Ah but if you were to ask her to dance she’d only turn you away So you’ll never ever know but buddy if you were in my shoes You’d see that she’s just as pretty on the inside too Chorus: You don’t have to tell me she’s beautiful You don’t have to say things like one-of-a-kind You don’t have to wonder if she loves me man I know that’s crossed your mind Seems like everywhere we go There’s always somebody staring at her Yeah I know she hung the moon I’m the one that held the ladder Yeah I know she hung the moon (ring) no chords Cause I’m the one that held the ladder (slow ring) There’s no need to apologize this happens time and time again

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La chanson évoque le sentiment de fierté et de chance que ressent une personne d'être avec quelqu'un d'aussi captivant et séduisant. Il met en lumière le regard admiratif que les autres portent sur elle, sans besoin d’exagérer sa beauté, car cela est déjà évident. Le narrateur est conscient des attentions qu’elle suscite, mais il sait aussi qu’elle est bien plus qu’une simple apparence ; elle possède des qualités intérieures qui la rendent encore plus spéciale. Cette dynamique se déroule dans un cadre social, probablement dans un bal ou une fête, où les regards d’envie et d’admiration se croisent. Le narrateur se positionne comme celui qui, plutôt que d’être jaloux, se sent privilégié d’être à ses côtés, affirmant qu’il est celui qui la soutient à chaque étape, ajoutant une profondeur à leur relation.

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