Moonriser
HAN DRABUR Lyrics

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Well, the moon is rising
And the sun is getting low
Well, the moon is rising
Here the sun is getting low,
I can't find my man
Oh now wonder where did he go.

You can't talk about my baby

It ain't just what you please
But I just want you to know
Yeah it's alright with me
Cause he's my babe
No I don't care what you say
Yeah he'll be my babe
Oh till my dying days
here's now my baby
When I lay down on my bed
When the things are complicated

Do you remember what you said
I love you, I love you
It ain't just what you please
I can't find my man
Now I wonder where did he go
You can't talk about my baby
It ain't just what you please
But I just want you to know
That is alright with me
Now that is my babe
I can't find my man
Now I wonder where did he go
You can't talk about my baby
It ain't just what you please
But I want you to know
Yeah is alright with me

It is my babe
Now and I don't care what you say

Overall Meaning

In these lyrics, HAN DRABUR is expressing her devotion to her lover, who she refers to as her "babe". As the moon rises and the sun sets, she searches for him and wonders where he has gone. She responds to those who may criticize her attachment to him, stating that she loves him regardless of what others may say.

The repetition of the phrase "the moon is rising and the sun is getting low" creates a sense of urgency and impending change, reflecting the uncertain nature of the singer's relationship. This urgency is further emphasized by the repeated refrain of "I can't find my man", which conveys the singer's sense of loss and longing.

The lyrics also touch on the theme of social judgment and the difficulty of maintaining a relationship in spite of outside opinions. HAN DRABUR asserts her own agency in her relationship, stating that she is content with her lover even if others may disapprove.

Overall, the song conveys a sense of passion and devotion mixed with uncertainty and vulnerability, making it a relatable expression of the complexities of intimate relationships.

Line by Line Meaning

Well, the moon is rising
The moon is beginning to appear on the horizon

And the sun is getting low
The sun is starting to set

Well, the moon is rising
The moon is starting to become more visible

Here the sun is getting low,
The sun is setting in the sky where the artist currently is

I can't find my man
The artist is unable to locate their romantic partner

Oh now wonder where did he go.
The singer is wondering where their partner has gone

You can't talk about my baby
The singer does not appreciate others speaking negatively about their partner

It ain't just what you please
Others do not have the right to say whatever they want about the artist's partner

But I just want you to know
The artist is asserting their stance on their partner

Yeah it's alright with me
The artist does not feel affected by others' opinions of their partner

Cause he's my babe
The singer is claiming ownership of their partner

No I don't care what you say
The artist is not concerned with others' opinions of their partner

Yeah he'll be my babe
The singer plans to continue being with their partner

Oh till my dying days
The singer intends to stay with their partner until they pass away

here's now my baby
The singer is proudly introducing their partner

When I lay down on my bed
The artist is referencing a moment of reflection, possibly before going to sleep

When the things are complicated
When things become difficult or complex

Do you remember what you said
The singer is asking their partner if they recall something said in the past

I love you, I love you
The phrase said in the past that the singer is referring to

It ain't just what you please
Others cannot simply say whatever they want about the artist's partner

I can't find my man
The artist is currently unable to locate their partner

Now I wonder where did he go
The artist is questioning where their partner may have gone

Now that is my babe
The singer is reaffirming that their partner belongs to them

Now and I don't care what you say
The artist is emphasizing that they are not concerned with others' opinions of their partner

Lyrics © BMG Rights Management, Universal Music Publishing Group, Sony/ATV Music Publishing LLC
Written by: NITIN SAWHNEY, CARLOS EDUARDO CARNEIRO DE ALBUQUERQUE FALCAO, NINA ISABELA ROCHA MIRANDA, ROGER HENRI BARROSO HUTHMACHER, MOHAMMED KHELIFATI

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