About Forever-All Mine, if you listen carrefuly to this version played in Deinze (1982), Robert Smith sings in french. From 7 min 25 to 7 min 43, he actually sings the lyrics from the song Le Petit Chevalier, originally sang by Christian Aaron Boulogne (Nico’s son), then a child, on the Nico’s 3rd album Desertshore (1970).
“ Je suis le petit chevalier Avec le () sous mes pieds J'irai te visiter “
Correct lyrics are :
“ Je suis le petit chevalier Avec la terre dessous mes pieds J'irai te visiter “
About Forever-All Mine, if you listen carrefuly to this version played in Deinze (1982), Robert Smith sings in french. From 7 min 25 to 7 min 43, he actually sings the lyrics from the song Le Petit Chevalier, originally sang by Christian Aaron Boulogne (Nico’s son), then a child, on the Nico’s 3rd album Desertshore (1970).
“ Je suis le petit chevalier Avec le () sous mes pieds J'irai te visiter “
Correct lyrics are :
“ Je suis le petit chevalier Avec la terre dessous mes pieds J'irai te visiter “
What do you mean? It’s origin or why they play it or how it differs from All Mine?
how it differs from All Mine?
i know is based on three... but it is played always different... there is a reason??
My guess, on no particular authority, is that they enjoy improvising a bit, which also happens to make it a bit more fun and interesting for those listening. Improvisation reveals a lot about any given artist, IMHO, because in improv we gravitate towards our natural instincts and proclivities.