For everyone who wants to play a standard-tuned version =D      Cadd9  Cadd2  Dadd11     e--3----0------8------10----2---3----------| B--3----3------8------10----3---3----------| G--0----0------0------0-----2---0----------| D--0----2------0------0-----0---2----------| A--2----3------7------9---------2----------| E--3-----------8------10--------0----------| Capo 2 Nobody knew what the raven would do If he found it was rain in your hands Like a dog set on wheels you will lope down the street From the sound of the scratch in his claws As the buildings who hide you knew nothing bout time But an arrow just brushin’ your chin You said "Damn be this wind it’s still movin’ on in To the bones and the bed of my soul." You said "Damn be this wind it’s still movin’ on in To the bones and the bed of my soul." Like a fox on the run from the well-informed son With the bearin’s for cannonball love Just like nobody said where that eagle was fed ’Till you stood on the black cross in June Just like nobody said where that eagle was fed ’Till you stood on the black cross in June And nobody said that the raven was dead So you hid all your tears in the grass. Sure it could look like dew but they’re laughin’ at you And they’ll send in their clowns when you’re lost. Sure it could look like dew but they’re laughin’ at you And they’ll send in the clowns when you’re lost You said "Damn be this wind it’s still movin’ on in To the bones and the bed of my soul."

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À propos de la chanson

La chanson évoque l'idée d'un voyage intérieur et des luttes émotionnelles. Elle parle d'un être qui ressent l'impact du vent, symbolisant des forces extérieures qui s'immiscent profondément dans son être. À travers des images poétiques telles que le corbeau et le renard, l'artiste explore des thèmes de perte et de nostalgie, tout en soulignant la difficulté de faire face à des émotions cachées. Le contexte semble refléter une quête d’authenticité dans un monde où les apparences peuvent être trompeuses, et où la douleur est souvent dissimulée. Les références à des éléments naturels et à des symboles de beauté suggèrent une lutte constante entre la lumière et l'obscurité, renforçant l'idée que la vie est un chemin parsemé d'embûches à surmonter.