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[Intro] Tell the moon dog tell the march hare Tell the moon dog tell the march hare [Verse 1] We (Tell the moon dog tell the march hare) Have (Tell the moon dog tell the march hare) Hea               -                     ven (Tell the moon dog tell the march hare tell the moon dog)   [Interlude 1] Tell the march hare Tell the moon dog tell the march hare tell the moon dog [Verse 2] We (Tell the march hare tell the moon dog) Have (Tell the march hare tell the moon dog) Hea                 -                   ven (Tell the march hare tell the moon dog tell the march hare) [Interlude 2] Tell the moon dog Tell the march hare tell the moon dog tell the march hare [Verse 3] We (Tell the moon dog tell the march hare) Like (Tell the moon dog tell the march hare) Hea               -                     ven (Tell the moon dog tell the march hare) [Interlude 3] Tell the moon dog tell the march hare Tell the moon dog tell the march hare [Outro] G                   Gadd2               G                   Gadd2  He is              clear                he is              clear (Tell the moon dog tell the march hare tell the moon dog tell the march hare)  He is              clear                He is              clear (Tell the moon dog tell the march hare tell the moon dog tell the march hare) (To look          a-round               to look          a-round)  He is              clear                He is              clear (Tell the moon dog tell the march hare tell the moon dog tell the march hare) (To look          a-round               to look          a-round)  He is              clear                He is              clear (We                                      have) (Tell the moon dog tell the march hare tell the moon dog tell the march hare) (To look          a-round               to look          a-round)  He is              clear                He is              clear (Hea                                   - ven) (Tell the moon dog tell the march hare tell the moon dog tell the march hare) (To look          a-round               to look          a-round)  He is              clear                He is              clear (We                                      have) (Tell the moon dog tell the march hare tell the moon dog tell the march hare) (To look          a-round               to look          a-round)  He is              clear                He is              clear (Hea                                   - ven) (Tell the moon dog tell the march hare tell the moon dog tell the march hare) (To look          a-round               to look          a-round)  He is              clear                He is              clear (We                                      have) (Tell the moon dog tell the march hare tell the moon dog tell the march hare) (To look          a-round               to look          a-round) He is              clear                He is              clear                 (Hea                                   - ven) (Tell the moon dog tell the march hare tell the moon dog tell the march hare) (To look          a-round               to look          a-round)

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À propos de la chanson

Cette chanson évoque une communion joyeuse et presque enfantine entre les éléments de la nature et des créatures fantastiques, comme un chien de lune ou un lièvre de mars. Elle souligne l'idée d’un bonheur ivre et d’une contemplation du ciel, comme une invitation à goûter à la légèreté d'être en harmonie avec tout ce qui nous entoure. Le refrain répète une affirmation claire, quasi mystique, où la présence de cette harmonie est affirmée avec certitude. Sur le plan contextuel, elle apparaît au sein d’une époque marquée par la recherche de spiritualité et de connexions profondes avec le monde, en particulier dans les années 70, où la musique progressiste explorait des thèmes de transcendance et d'évasion. Les références au ciel et à la légèreté créent une atmosphère rêveuse, propre à cette quête d'évasion spirituelle.