Colour of the Wheat

Harvest of Love: Embracing the Colors Beyond Goodbye
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Lyrics

The sun comes up

The day begins.

and you appear right next to me in bed my pulse has stopped

The singer wakes up to find their partner beside them, creating a strong emotional impact (pulse has stopped).

cause I can feel your hand upon my back and suddenly I’m in over my head

The sensation of the partner's touch overwhelms the singer emotionally.

And when the night gets colder

During challenging times (night gets colder), the partner remains a source of comfort and companionship.

and the stars are not enough for company then you’re still here with me

Even when external sources of joy are lacking (stars), the partner's presence is sufficient.

and when the flowers fade away

Despite the transient nature of beauty (flowers fading away), the memories linger.

the scent of tulips stays with me

The enduring impact of a past relationship is compared to the lingering scent of tulips.

for I have gained the colour of the wheat

The singer has gained a deep, meaningful experience represented by the "colour of the wheat."

You are my love

Direct acknowledgment of the partner as the singer's love.

and I will keep you warm when you’re asleep my little fox

The singer promises to provide warmth and protection while the partner is asleep.

and I will tame you just before you leave

The intention to tame the partner suggests a desire for a lasting connection.

so part of you will always stay with me

The singer wants a part of the partner to always remain with them.

And when the night gets colder

Reiteration of the partner's enduring presence during difficult times.

and the stars are not enough for company then you’re still here with me

Continued assurance that the partner remains a source of comfort.

and when the flowers fade away

Even as beauty fades, memories persist and contribute to the singer's emotional richness.

the scent of tulips stays with me

Comparison of lasting memories to the enduring fragrance of tulips.

for I have gained the colour of the wheat

Reiteration of the significant impact and depth gained from the relationship.

So now this is goodbye but nor for long

An acknowledgment of a temporary goodbye, suggesting a future reunion.

until you look into my eyes listen to this song and let your heart sing along

Encouraging the partner to remember the connection through the song and emotional resonance.


And as the days get older

As time passes, memories begin to fade (days get older).

and the memories of us start to decay

The recognition that memories may weaken, but the emotional impact endures.

then you’re still here with me

Reiteration of the partner's lasting presence, even as memories fade.

and when the flowers fade away

Despite the transient nature of beauty, the memories persist.

the scent of tulips stays with me

Comparing the enduring memories to the lasting scent of tulips.

for I have gained the colour of the wheat

Final affirmation of the profound impact and lasting impression of the relationship.

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