I just figured that the site could use some chords for this song. The chords are reposted from paul-simon.info. Enjoy! Down among the reeds and rushes A baby boy was found His eyes as clear as centuries His silky hair was brown Never been lonely Never been lied to Never had to scuffle in fear Nothing denied to Born at the instant The church bells chime And the whole world whispering Born at the right time Me and my buddies we are travelling people We like to go down to restaurant row Spend those euro-dollars All the way from Washington to Tokyo I see them in the airport lounge Upon their mother’s breast They follow me with open eyes Their uninvited guest Never been lonely Never been lied to Never had to scuffle in fear Nothing denied to Born at the instant The church bells chime And the whole world whispering | | | | Born at the right time | / | | | | | Ooh-ooh-ooh-ooh-ooh-ooh-ooh-ooh Too many people on the bus from the airport Too many holes in the crust of the earth The planet groans Every time it registers another birth But down among the reeds and rushes A baby girl was found Her eyes as clear as centuries Her silky hair was brown Never been lonely Never been lied to Never had to scuffle in fear Nothing denied to Born at the instant The church bells chime And the whole world whispering Born at the right time

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À propos de la chanson

La chanson évoque la beauté de naître à un moment parfait, entouré d'amour et de sérénité. Elle décrit la découverte d'un enfant dans un environnement paisible, où il ne connait ni la solitude ni le mensonge. La mélodie souligne ce privilège d'être accueilli dans le monde avec espoir, comme une bénédiction marquée par le carrefour du temps, symbolisé par les cloches de l'église. En parallèle, l'artiste parle de voyages, de rencontres et des réalités du monde moderne où les naissances, bien que précieuses, semblent s'inscrire dans un contexte plus vaste de souffrances et de surpopulation. La chanson rappelle ainsi que chaque vie commence avec un potentiel pur, même au cœur des tumultes de la vie quotidienne.