Judy Collins - Twelve Gates To The City CAPO: 4th Fret [Verse 1] Three gates in the east Three gates in the west Three gates in the north Three gates in the south That makes twelve gates to the city Hallelu---jah [Chorus] Oh what a beautiful city Oh what a beautiful city__ Oh what a beautiful city There’s twelve gates to the city Hallelu---jah [Verse 2] Walk right in you’re welcome to the city Step right up welcome to the city Walk right through those gates to the city There are twelve gates to the city Hallelu---jah [Chorus] Oh what a beautiful city Oh what a beautiful city__ Oh what a beautiful city There’s twelve gates to the city Hallelu---jah [Verse 3] Who are those children all dressed in red Twelve gates to the city Must be the children that Moses sent There are twelve gates to the city Hallelu---jah [Verse 4] Rich and the poor welcome to the city Young and the old welcome to the city Weak and the strong welcome to the city There are twelve gates to the city Hallelu---jah [Chorus] Oh what a beautiful city Oh what a beautiful city__ Oh what a beautiful city There’s twelve gates to the city Hallelu---jah [Chorus] Oh what a beautiful city Oh what a beautiful city__ Oh what a beautiful city There’s twelve gates to the city Hallelu---jah

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À propos de la chanson

Cette chanson évoque l'idée d'une ville magnifique avec douze portes, symbolisant l'accueil et l'inclusion. Elle invite chacun à entrer, sans distinction de richesse, d'âge ou de force, soulignant une atmosphère de bienvenue et de communauté. La mention des enfants en rouge rappelle des figures bibliques, ancrant le message dans une tradition spirituelle. En somme, c'est une célébration de la diversité et de la réjouissance d'un lieu sacré où tous sont conviés.