The Partisan

Journey Through Shadows: The Partisan's Resilience
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Lyrics

They poured across the borders

Refers to people crossing borders, possibly in a wartime or political context.

We were cautioned to surrender

Cautioned to surrender, indicating a conflict or oppressive situation.

This I could not do

The narrator refuses to surrender, suggesting resistance or defiance.

Into the hills I vanished

The narrator escapes into the hills, seeking refuge or freedom.


No one ever asks me

No one inquires about the narrator's identity or destination.

Who I am or where I'm going

Despite anonymity, those who know the narrator cover up their tracks.

But those of you who know

Addressing those familiar with the narrator's situation.

You cover up my footprints

Friends protect the narrator's path by concealing their footprints.


I have changed my name so often

The narrator has undergone frequent identity changes.

I have lost my wife and children

The narrator has experienced the loss of family due to the circumstances.

But I have many friends

Despite losses, the narrator has a support network of friends.

And some of them are with me

Some friends accompany the narrator in their journey.


An old woman gave us shelter

An elderly woman provides shelter, possibly an allegory for kindness in adversity.

Kept us hidden in a garrett

The woman hides the narrator, emphasizing the need for secrecy.

And then the soldiers came

Soldiers arrive, posing a threat to the sheltered individuals.

She died without a whisper

The woman dies silently, possibly due to the soldiers' intrusion.


There were three of us this morning

Originally a group, only one person remains in the morning.

And I'm the only one this evening

Despite being alone, the narrator must continue their journey.

Still I must go on

The necessity to persevere despite challenging circumstances.

Frontiers are my prison

Frontiers represent confinement or limitations for the narrator.


Oh the winds, the winds are blowing

The winds symbolize change or a force affecting the environment.

through the graves the winds are blowing

Graves suggest a connection to mortality and the passage of time.

Freedom soon will come

Anticipation of freedom coming soon.

Then we'll come from the shadow

After freedom, emerging from the shadows into a brighter future.

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