Roses Love Sunshine
Love's Castle: Nana Mouskouri's Melodic Ode to Eternal Devotion
Lyrics
Roses love sunshine
Roses thrive in sunlight, symbolizing growth and beauty.
Violets love dew
Violets flourish with dew, representing the nurturing aspect of nature.
Angels love heaven
Angels find comfort in heaven, suggesting a divine and peaceful connection.
And so I love you
Expressing love towards the listener, drawing parallels to natural affinities.
If you don't love me
Granting freedom to the listener to love others but requesting proximity.
Love whom you please
Encouraging the listener to follow their heart in choosing whom to love.
But let me be near you
Expressing the desire to be close, seeking comfort and solace.
Give my heart ease
Pleading for emotional relief, hoping for reciprocated feelings.
I'm building a castle
Symbolic construction of a castle as a grand gesture to observe the beloved.
Forty feet high
The height of the castle signifies the extent one would go to catch a glimpse.
So I can see you
Desire to see the beloved passing by, emphasizing admiration.
As you go by
Expressing a longing to be near the beloved.
Throw your arms around me
An invitation for an affectionate embrace.
Before it's too late
Urging the listener to embrace the relationship before it's too late.
Put your head on my shoulder
Inviting physical closeness, emphasizing emotional pain.
Feel my heart ache
Expressing the depth of emotional longing through heartache.
We'll walk together
Envisioning a shared journey through life's challenges.
Through life's hard line
Facing life's difficulties together, united in love.
Knowing forever
Confident in the enduring nature of the relationship.
You will be mine
Claiming the beloved as a lasting possession.
Roses love sunshine
Reiteration of the natural love parallels from the beginning.
Violets love dew
Emphasizing the enduring connection between violets and dew.
Angels love heaven
Reaffirming the heavenly association of angels and love.
And so I love you
Repeating the declaration of love towards the listener.
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