I have seen where the wolf has slept by the silver stream. I can tell by the mark he left you were in his dream. Ah child of countless trees Ah child of boundless seas. What you are what you?re meant to be Speaks his name though you were born to me Born to me Cassidy. Lost now on the country miles in his Cadillac.    I can tell by the way you smile he?s rolling back. Come wash the nighttime clean Come grow the scorched ground green. Blow the horn tap the tambourine. Close the gap of the dark years in between. You and me Cassidy. Quick beats in an icy heart A Catch colt draws a coffin cart There he goes and now here she starts Hear her cry. Bridge (Doo-doo-doo-do) Flight of the seabirds (Doo-do-doo-doo-do) Scattered like lost words (Doo-doo-doo-do) Wheel to the storm and fly. Faring thee well now Let your life proceed by it’s own design. Nothing to tell now Let the words be yours I am done with mine. Intro  (^) Slide Up  (\) Slide Down  (h) Hammer On  (p) Pull Off  (b) Bend                                         E------------ B------------ G----9---9-7-6---7-6--------9---9-7-6---7-6------------ D--2^----------9-----9-7------------9-----9-7------------ A------------ E------------                                 E------------ B--9---9-7---8--10----9---9-7----8--10------------ G----------9------------9------------ D------------ A------------ E------------ Bridge Riff (^) Slide Up  (\) Slide Down  (h) Hammer On  (p) Pull Off  (b) Bend E------------ B------------ G---9^11--14--13p11--9--11------------ D------------ A------------ E------------

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À propos de la chanson

Cette chanson évoque une quête intérieure et un lien profond avec la nature et le mystère de l'existence. L'auteur parle d'une figure nommée Cassidy, associée à des images de rêve et de voyage, soulignant le passage du temps et les souvenirs qui nous façonnent. Les références à la nature, comme les arbres et la mer, renforcent cette idée d'un parcours de vie unique et authentique. Au fil des vers, on ressent une invitation à se libérer des lourdeurs du passé et à embrasser sa propre destinée. C’est un voyage musical où la mémoire et l'espoir se croisent, incitant chacun à écouter son cœur et à trouver sa propre voix.