I Can't Give You Anything But Love

Barry Manilow

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Introdução: I can’t give you anything but love Baby That’s the only thing I’ve plenty of Baby Dream a while scheme a while you’re sure to find Happiness and I guess all those things you’ve always pined for Gee I’d like to see you lookin’ swell Baby Diamond bracelets Woolworth’s doesn’t sell Baby Till that lucky day you know darn well Baby I can’t give you anything but love I can’t give you anything but love Baby That’s the only thing I’ve plenty of Baby Dream a while scheme a while you’re sure to find Happiness and I guess all those things you’ve always pined for Gee I’d like to see you lookin’ swell Baby Diamond bracelets Woolworth’s doesn’t sell Baby Till that lucky day you know darn well Baby I can’t give you anything but love

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La chanson exprime un sentiment profond d'amour, où le chanteur admet qu'il ne peut offrir que de l'affection, bien que cela soit suffisant à ses yeux. Il parle de rêves et de projets, promettant que la véritable joie se trouve dans les petites choses et non dans les richesses matérielles. Un message facile à comprendre : le bonheur ne dépend pas de possessions luxueuses, mais bien de l'amour partagé. Le ton est léger, presque enjoué, et illustre une forme de romantisme sincère. C'est une belle invitation à se concentrer sur l'essentiel.

Le Chansonnier