Marrakesh
Escape to Golden Skies: Marrakesh's Melodic Call to Freedom
Lyrics
Marrakesh, come to Marrakesh
Marrakesh, an invitation to come to Marrakesh.
To the city of gold near the sky
Describing Marrakesh as a city of gold, symbolizing prosperity and beauty.
Marrakesh, come to Marrakesh
Reiteration of the invitation to come to Marrakesh.
Where the troubles of life drift on by
Marrakesh is portrayed as a place where life's troubles pass by.
Marrakesh, come to Marrakesh
Repetition of the invitation to come to Marrakesh.
Sings the rain when I can't sleep at night
Rain symbolizes sadness; Marrakesh is a place to find solace during difficult nights.
Marrakesh, come to Marrakesh
Reiteration of the invitation, emphasizing the connection with nature.
Cries the wind calling me to Marrakesh.
The wind beckons the singer to Marrakesh.
Where is my home, where is my land? (way down in Africa)
Expressing a longing for home and roots in Africa.
Where is my love, where are my friends? (way down in Africa)
Seeking love and friendship in Africa.
Couldn?t make a living there, had to find a job somewhere
Describing challenges faced, leading to the decision to leave Africa for employment.
Changed my name, took a plane and went away -
Changing identity and taking a plane to leave for a new life.
Marrakesh, come to Marrakesh
Repetition of the invitation, now echoing from the heart during loneliness.
Says my heart when I feel all alone.
Emphasizing Marrakesh as a comforting place during solitude.
Marrakesh, come to Marrakesh
Reiteration of the invitation with the promise of finding peace of mind.
You will find peace of mind in Marrakesh
Highlighting the potential for inner peace in Marrakesh.
People put me down - treat me like a clown I take it
Facing judgment and mistreatment, but resiliently accepting it.
(Marrakesh, come to Marrakesh)
Repetition of the invitation amidst challenges.
Savin ev'ry dime, knowing I'll be fine some day
Striving for a better future, saving money with the hope of improvement.
Marrakesh, come to Marrakesh
Repetition of the invitation, emphasizing endurance through difficulties.
Cries the wind calling me to Marrakesh
The wind continues to call, reinforcing the magnetic pull of Marrakesh.
Marrakesh, come to Marrakesh
Reiteration of the invitation to come to Marrakesh.
To the city of gold near the sky
Recalling the city of gold near the sky.
Marrakesh, come to Marrakesh
Repetition of the invitation with the promise of escaping life's struggles.
Where the troubles of life all the hustle and strife will go by
Describing Marrakesh as a place where life's difficulties will fade away.
Marrakesh, come to Marrakesh!
Repetition of the invitation with the added enthusiasm of a train in the dark.
Yells the train rollin' by in the dark
The train symbolizes progress and the journey to Marrakesh.
Marrakesh, come to Marrakesh!
Reiteration of the invitation with the promise of freedom and authenticity.
I'll be free, I'll be me in Marrakesh.
Expressing the desire to be oneself and free in Marrakesh.
People put me down - treat me like a clown I take it
Recurrence of mistreatment, highlighting the singer's resilience.
(Marrakesh, come to Marrakesh!)
Repetition of the invitation amid challenges.
Saving ev'ry dime, knowing I'll be fine some day.
Continuing to save with the optimism of a better future.
Marrakesh, come to Marrakesh
Reiteration of the invitation with the assurance of finding peace of mind.
You will find peace of mind in Marrakesh
Emphasizing the potential for inner peace in Marrakesh.
Marrakesh, come to Marrakesh!
Repetition of the invitation with the affirmation of freedom and authenticity.
I?II be free, I'll be me in Marrakes
Expressing the desire to be free and authentic in Marrakesh.
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