Chansonnier

Le Chansonnier
Chansonnier

[Intro] [Verse 1] It was on a fair September night That my lover came to me I said "Darling girl you’re strange to me now Not like you used to be" I remember you as a beautiful rose Out in the morning light But now your cheeks so silent and pale And you only walk at night [Interlude]              [Chorus] Oh yes the sun is hateful and sore On the racing streets at noon And so I wait alone through the day And like the jasmine bloom [Verse 2] Then she left me there as I lay in a thirst That water could not quell And her voice was sad and soft in her throat As she bid me last farewell [Interlude]              [Chorus] And now the sun is hateful and sore On the racing streets at noon And so I wait alone through the day And like the jasmine bloom [Outro]

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À propos de la chanson

La chanson évoque une rencontre nostalgique sur une nuit de septembre, où l'auteur retrouve son amante. Cependant, il remarque qu'elle a changé, devenant distante et triste, contrastant avec l'image qu'il garde d'elle, radieuse comme une rose au matin. Le soleil brûlant de la journée accentue son sentiment de solitude et d'attente. Alors qu'il se languit d'elle, le départ de cette femme le laisse dans une soif insatiable qu'aucune eau ne peut apaiser. Les paroles transmettent un profond sentiment de perte et de melancolie, reflet des amours passés et des souvenirs d'instants éphémères.