Lyrics
My dearest friend, you are my Robin Hood
Expressing a deep connection, referring to the person as a cherished companion akin to Robin Hood.
Take me away into the woods
Desiring to be taken away to a natural, secluded place, perhaps symbolizing escape or freedom.
Build me a home up in the highest tree
Seeking a home elevated in a tree, suggesting a desire for a unique and elevated relationship.
With a ring of ivy I will crown you king
Symbolic gesture of commitment, using an ivy crown to signify royalty or a special bond.
Here in the branches where the breezes play
Describing the setting in the tree branches and invoking the playfulness of the wind.
You know the owl and his wise old ways
Introducing the owl and its wisdom, potentially representing the guidance and wisdom of the partner.
Guide me, my love, and help me learn what is true
Expressing a desire for guidance and a commitment to learning from the partner.
I promise that I'll listen close to you
Promising to listen closely, indicating a willingness to understand and heed the partner's wisdom.
“Fear doesn't make you wise,” he said
Quoting a statement about fear and wisdom, implying that fear doesn't lead to wisdom.
“Look at the world down below
Encouraging observation of the world below, possibly advocating for a broader perspective.
Too scared to climb the heights in the their heads
Highlighting the reluctance to explore mental heights due to fear, contrasting with the desire for freedom.
We spread our wings and we go where we want to go
Expressing a commitment to taking risks and going where one desires, echoing themes of freedom.
We sing what we want to sing”
Emphasizing the freedom to express oneself through singing and making choices in life.
My dearest Robin, please don't leave me here
Addressing Robin again, pleading not to be left alone, emphasizing the importance of companionship.
Let me go hunting with you, dear
Expressing a desire to join in activities, like hunting, with the partner.
cll dressed in green, dressed in berry brown
Describing attire, possibly symbolizing a readiness to adapt or participate in the partner's world.
I'll follow you along the lonely downs
Expressing a commitment to follow the partner through challenges, such as the "lonely downs."
I'll be your song bird and I'll sing for you each day
Offering to be a source of joy through singing, portraying a supportive role in the partner's life.
Happy songs of blue and sombre songs of grey
Describing the variety of songs, possibly reflecting the ups and downs of life.
You'll tame the wild fox and you'll carve the wooden spoons
Symbolizing domestic skills, promising to adapt and contribute to the partner's lifestyle.
I promise that I'll listen close to you
Reiterating the commitment to listening closely, reinforcing the importance of communication.
“Fear doesn't make you wise,” he said
Repeating the earlier statement about fear and wisdom, reinforcing the theme of courage and wisdom.
“Look at the world down below
Encouraging a perspective shift by looking at the world below, advocating for overcoming fear.
Too scared to climb the heights in the their heads
Reiterating the idea of fear hindering mental exploration, urging to break free from limitations.
We spread our wings and we go where we want to go
Reaffirming the commitment to freedom and autonomy, spreading wings to go where one desires.
We sing what we want to sing”
Emphasizing the freedom to express oneself through singing and making choices in life (repeated).
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