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Lady D'Arbanville

Elton John

My Lady D'Arbanville

Why do you sleep so still

I'll wake you tomorrow

And you will be my pill, yes you will be my pill

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 pill, yes you will be my pill

My Lady D'Arbanville

You look so cold tonight

Your legs 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 pill, yes you will be my pill

My Lady D'Arbanville

Why do you grieve me so

But your heart seems so silent

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

I love 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

LanguageEnglish
Translated byAllen Morningstar

About this Song

Lady D'Arbanville by Elton John is a haunting ballad that delves into themes of love, loss, and mortality. The lyrics describe a deep and sorrowful farewell to Lady D'Arbanville, metaphorically expressing the singer's grief and acceptance of her departure. The song is imbued with a sense of yearning and melancholy, capturing the poignant moments of recognizing the inevitability of separation and the lingering memories of a cherished relationship.

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