Col de la Croix-Morand
Jean-Louis Murat
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Comme un lichen aigri Sur le flanc d'un rocher Comme un loup sous la voie lactée Je sens monter en moi Un sentiment profond D'abandon Par mon âme et mon sang Col de la Croix Morand Je te garderai Je te garderai Quand à bride abattue Les giboulées se ruent Je cherche ton nom Oh, je meurs mais je sais Que tous les éperviers Sur mon âme veilleront Par mon âme et mon sang Col de la Croix Morand Je te garderai Je te garderai Pour ce monde oublié Ce royaume enneigé J'éprouve un sentiment profond Un sentiment si lourd Qu'il m'enterre mon amour Je te garderai Je te garderai Quand montent des vallées Les animaux brisés Par le désir transhumant Je te prie de sauver Mon âme de berger Je suis innocent Pour ce monde oublié Ce royaume enneigé J'éprouve un sentiment profond Un sentiment si lourd Qu'il m'enterre, oh mon amour Je te garderai Je te garderai Innocent Il nous semble Innocent Il nous semble Innocent Il nous semble Innocent Il nous semble Innocent Il nous semble
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Written by: Jean Louis Bergheaud, Denis Clavaizolle
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10 facts about this song
Song Origin"Col de la Croix-Morand" is a song written and performed by French singer-songwriter Jean-Louis Murat. This track is recognized for its harmony and beautiful rhythm that captures the essence of rural French music.
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Album AppearanceThe song is a track from Murat's 1991 album titled "Cheyenne Autumn". It is one of the most famous songs in this album which displays a mixture of pop, folk, and rock genres.
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Lyric InterpretationThe song is named after a mountain pass in central France, fitting with the themes and imagery often found in Murat's work, which frequently reference landscapes and rural life.
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Song Popularity"Col de la Croix-Morand" was well-received in France and helped solidify Murat's place in the French music scene. Its passion and musical fluidity have made it a fan favorite and a standout in Murat's discography.
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Artist RecognitionJean-Louis Murat is well known in France and is considered one of the great singer-songwriters of his generation. His evocative lyricism and unique blend of musical styles, as exhibited in "Col de la Croix-Morand," have garnered him critical praise and a dedicated fanbase.
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Language and Cultural CriterionThe song, like all of Murat's work, is performed in French. It is a notable example of French contemporary music that effectively evokes the cultural and natural beauty of the country.
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Musical StyleThe song reflects Jean-Louis Murat's characteristic style, blending elements of folk, pop, and rock genres. It features his haunting vocals and vivid, narrative lyrics making it an experience more than just a song.
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Inspirational SourceThe song's title, "Col de la Croix-Morand," is inspired by a picturesque location in the Massif Central, a mountain range in Murat's native region of Auvergne, France. This highlights his frequent use of the natural world and specific geographical locations as a source of inspiration for his music.
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Influence"Col de la Croix-Morand" reflects Murat's ability to weave traditional French music styles with more modern rock and pop influences, serving as a bridge between past and contemporary French music.
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Critical AcclaimThe song and its album "Cheyenne Autumn" have received widespread critical acclaim for their creativity, originality, and the talent displayed by Murat. It remains a significant work in the French music industry.
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