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Lady D'Arbanville

Cat Stevens

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Lady D'Arbanville

My Lady d'Arbanville, why do you sleep so still?

I'll wake you tomorrow

and you will be my fill, yes, you will be my fill.

My Lady d'Arbanville why does it grieve me so?

But your heart seems so silent.

Why do you breathe so low, why do you breathe so low,

My Lady d'Arbanville why do you sleep so still?

I'll wake you tomorrow

and you will be my fill, yes, you will be my fill.

My Lady d'Arbanville, you look so cold tonight.

Your lips feel like winter,

your skin has turned to white, your skin has turned to white.

My Lady d'Arbanville, why do you sleep so still?

I'll wake you tomorrow

and you will be my fill, yes, you will be my fill.

La la la la la....

My Lady d'Arbanville why does it grieve me so?

But your heart seems so silent.

Why do you breathe so low, why do you breathe so low,

I loved you my lady, though in your grave you lie,

I'll always be with you

This rose will never die, this rose will never die.

I loved you my lady, though in your grave you lie,

I'll always be with you

This rose will never die, this rose will never die.

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Translated byAllen Morningstar

About this Song

Lady D'Arbanville by Cat Stevens is a melancholic song that addresses themes of love and loss. Written about Stevens' then-girlfriend, Patti D'Arbanville, the song uses the metaphor of death to convey the end of a romantic relationship. Stevens mourns her departure as if she has died, highlighting the depth of his sorrow. Key poignant moments include Stevens' repeated lamentation over her 'coldness' and absence, reflecting the emotional void left by the end of their relationship.

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