How Could I Forget You
Eternal Flames of Love: Charles Aznavour's Passionate Ballad Unveiled
Lyrics
Who could forget you who could regret you
Expressing the difficulty of forgetting or regretting someone.
Can't hold the shifting sands
Reference to the fleeting nature of time and emotions.
Madness to love you but I have to
Acknowledging the irrationality of loving, despite potential consequences.
My life is in your hands, and
Conveying vulnerability by entrusting one's life to the person being addressed.
Who could forget you once I had met you
Highlighting the indelible impact of meeting the person.
Nothing could be the same fire and water
Describing the transformative effect of the relationship, using contrasting elements.
Angel's face and devil's daughter
Portraying the complexity of the person with angelic and devilish qualities.
For you, love's just a game
Suggesting that love is a game for the person being addressed.
We were lovers, then engaged
Recalling a past romantic phase in the relationship.
And in desire chained
Describing a passionate and binding connection.
Each other as emotion raged
Highlighting the intensity of emotions as they were chained together.
Impassioned and insane
Describing the relationship as passionate and irrational.
Still our bound remains
Acknowledging the enduring nature of their connection.
To survive even death
Suggesting that their bond transcends even death.
Written in our stars and blood
Referring to destiny and the enduring quality of their love.
Eternally, we'll love together
Expressing a commitment to love eternally.
Who could forget you who could regret you
Reiterating the idea of the person being unforgettable or irreplaceable.
No one could take your place
Asserting the uniqueness and irreplaceability of the person.
Illuminating, ever-changing, fascinating
Describing the person as fascinating and ever-changing.
Your presence thrills me, your being fills me
Expressing the emotional impact of the person's presence.
You are my state of grace
Describing the person as a source of grace and positivity.
Who could forget you destiny sent you
Attributing the person's presence to destiny.
Child of confusing charms
Describing the person as a child with captivating and confusing qualities.
Contrite, concealing
Using contradictory terms to describe the person's nature.
In the naked night revealing
Describing a revealing and intimate moment in the relationship.
When you caress me then you possess me
Expressing the possessive nature of the person's touch.
In dreams, and in my arms
Describing a sense of intimacy and protection in dreams and reality.
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