Of The Moon
Of The Moon feat. Bartlee Lyrics
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Carried away by a moonlight shadow
He passed on worried and warning
Carried away by a moonlight shadow
Lost in a river last Saturday night
Far away on the other side
He was caught in the middle of a desperate fight
And she couldn't find how to push through
The trees that whisper in the evening
Carried away by a moonlight shadow
Sing a song of sorrow and grieving
Carried away by a moonlight shadow
All she saw was a silhouette of a gun
Far away on the other side
He was shot six times by a man on the run
And she couldn't find how to push through
I stay
I pray
I see you in heaven far away
I stay
I pray
I see you in heaven far away
Four am in the morning
Carried away by a moonlight shadow
I watched your vision forming
Carried away by a moonlight shadow
Star was light in a silvery night
Far away on the other side
Will you come to talk to me this night
But she couldn't find how to push through
I stay
I pray
I see you in heaven far away
I stay
I pray
I see you in heaven far away
Far away on the other side
Caught in the middle of a hundred and five
The night was heavy but the air was alive
She couldn't find how to push through
Carried away by a moonlight shadow
Carried away by a moonlight shadow
Far away on the other side
The lyrics to Of The Moon feat. Bartlee's song "Of The Moon" depict a tragic story of a woman who witnessed the death of a loved one. The song begins with her last memory of him being carried away by a moonlight shadow, with him passing away worrying and warning her. The woman then searches for him after learning about a desperate fight he was caught in, but struggles to push through the loss.
Throughout the song, the woman hears whispers from the trees in the evening and sings a song of sorrow and grieving about her loss. She sees a silhouette of a gun and learns that he was shot six times by a man on the run. Despite her efforts, she is unable to push through the grief of his death. The song ends with the woman praying and hoping to see him again in heaven far away.
Overall, the lyrics of "Of The Moon" are poignant and powerful, conveying deep emotions of loss, grief, and longing. The use of the moonlight shadow and the whispers of the trees adds to the haunting and melancholic feel of the song.
Line by Line Meaning
The last that ever she saw him
She saw him for the last time
Carried away by a moonlight shadow
He left mysteriously under the moonlight
He passed on worried and warning
He departed with anxiety and concern
Carried away by a moonlight shadow
He vanished under the moonlight
Lost in a river last Saturday night
He vanished near a river on Saturday night
Far away on the other side
He disappeared to a distant place
He was caught in the middle of a desperate fight
He found himself in a fight he couldn't win
And she couldn't find how to push through
She couldn't find a way to overcome her grief
The trees that whisper in the evening
The trees speak softly in the evening
Sing a song of sorrow and grieving
Their whispers convey sadness and pain
All she saw was a silhouette of a gun
She only saw a shadow of a weapon
He was shot six times by a man on the run
An escaping criminal fired six shots at him
I stay
I remain here
I pray
I offer my prayers
I see you in heaven far away
I envision you in a distant heaven
Four am in the morning
It's four in the morning
I watched your vision forming
I witnessed your image taking shape
Star was light in a silvery night
The stars shone bright in a silver-colored night
Will you come to talk to me this night
Can you come to talk to me tonight?
But she couldn't find how to push through
She couldn't find a way to overcome her sadness
Caught in the middle of a hundred and five
Trapped in a difficult situation
The night was heavy but the air was alive
The atmosphere was intense even though the night was dark
Carried away by a moonlight shadow
He disappeared mysteriously under the moonlight
Far away on the other side
He vanished to a distant place
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Written by: MICHAEL GORDON OLDFIELD
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