We Have Heaven

The lyrics feel more like a sound pattern than a story. Repeated phrases create a dreamy, slightly mysterious mood, while the final statement, “We have heaven,” shifts the feeling toward reassurance or wonder. The speaker seems to arrive at a sense of possession or closeness to something beautiful, though the song does not explain what that “heaven” is.

The repeated instruction “Tell the moon don’t tell the marcher” sounds like a secret being passed along, but its meaning is unclear. The moon may suggest night, distance, or a witness, while “the marcher” could be someone moving onward. The lyrics themselves offer another possible hearing—“Moon Dog” and “March Hare”—which emphasizes how playful and uncertain the words are. “He is clear” might suggest that someone or something has become understandable, but repetition makes it feel more like an incantation than a detailed claim.

One interpretation is that the song contrasts confusion with a simple, shared feeling of happiness or spiritual comfort. Yet the unclear wording may be intentional, or it may invite listeners to hear different phrases. “We have heaven” could mean that a perfect state is already present, but it could also be a vivid, hopeful refrain rather than a literal belief. The lyrics leave room for both readings.