Big Bird In A Small Cage by Patrick Watson Recorded in the Key of C# Put that capo on the first fret! There was house halfway round the world And I was invited in for a small taste of gin There was a hallway a thousand birds long But the biggest one of all was in a cage too small I asked the caretaker cause he was the Maker Looked at me and laughed took another sip from his glass and said Open up your ears and heart You put big bird in small cage and it’ll sing you song That we all love to sing along to The sound of the bird that mourns Well we rolled into town into sweet New Orleans To the Apple Bell bar there was a hole in the wall The ceilings weren’t tall the floors were the ground but the sound that you would make would just warm your heart Well it was a quarter to twelve when the boys walked in They got their blacksuits on andthe songs would begin You open up your ears and heart You put big bird in small cage and it’ll sing you song That we all love to sing along to The sound of the bird that mourns The sound of the bird that mourns The sound of the bird that mourns The sound of the bird that mourns You put big bird in small cage and it’ll sing you song You put big bird in small cage and it’ll sing you song You put big bird in small cage and it’ll sing you song You put big bird in small cage and it’ll sing you song

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À propos de la chanson

Cette chanson parle d’un grand oiseau qui se trouve piégé dans une cage trop étroite, symbolisant une certaine forme de limitation ou d’emprisonnement. L'artiste évoque comment on peut apprécier la beauté de sa voix, même dans les circonstances les plus difficiles. Il y a un dialogue avec le Créateur, qui nous rappelle d’ouvrir nos cœurs et nos esprits pour accueillir la mélodie, malgré les murs qui nous entourent. Le cadre se déroule entre des lieux iconiques, comme la Nouvelle-Orléans, où la musique et les émotions se rencontrent dans des bars où l’on partage des moments de convivialité. Tout cela crée un contraste entre la joie de la musique et la tristesse de l’oiseau, nous rappelant que même dans des situations restrictives, il est essentiel de se laisser porter par l’harmonie de la vie.