Intro
Jean-Michel Rotin Lyrics


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Unless the Lord builds the house
They labor in vain who build it
Unless the Lord guards the city
The watchman awake in vain




Overall Meaning

The lyrics of Jean-Michel Rotin's song Intro are taken from Psalm 127:1, which reads "Unless the Lord builds the house, its builders labor in vain. Unless the Lord watches over the city, the watchmen stand guard in vain." The song serves as an introduction to his album and is a solemn reminder that we cannot accomplish anything without the guidance and protection of God.


The lyrics emphasize the importance of putting our trust in God and seeking His guidance in everything we do. They also remind us that our efforts will be in vain if we do not seek His protection and blessing. The song's message is one of humility and reverence, acknowledging our dependency on a higher power.


Line by Line Meaning

Unless the Lord builds the house
Without divine intervention, any human attempt to build a house will not succeed.


They labor in vain who build it
Without the Lord's guidance, effort invested in building a house is meaningless and unproductive.


Unless the Lord guards the city
If the Lord is not present to oversee the security of a city, guarding it will be a futile endeavor.


The watchman awake in vain
The vigilance of a watchman in the absence of divine protection is rendered useless and serves no purpose.




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