Loving Arms

Dixie Chicks

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If you could see me now The one who said that she'd rather roam The one who said she'd rather be alone If you could only see me now If I could hold you now Just for a moment, if I could really make you mine Just for a while, turn back the hands of time If I could only hold you now I've been too long in the wind Too long in the rain Taking any comfort that I can Looking back and longing for The freedom of my chains And lying in your loving arms again If you could hear me now Singing somewhere through the lonely nights Dreaming of the arms that held me tight If you could only hear me now I've been too long in the wind Too long in the rain Taking any comfort that I can Looking back and longing for The freedom of my chains And lying in your loving arms again I've been too long in the wind Too long in the rain Taking any comfort that I can Looking back and longing for The freedom of my chains And lying in your loving arms again I can almost feel your loving arms again

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La chanson évoque un profond désir de connexion et de réconfort après une période de solitude et d'errance. La narratrice réalise qu'elle a longtemps cherché de la chaleur après avoir affirmé vouloir être libre et indépendante. Elle aspire à retrouver les bras aimants de celui ou celle qui la tenait autrefois, tout en regrettant les choix passés. On ressent que cette introspection se déroule dans des nuits solitaires, où les souvenirs d’une affection perdue refont surface. La nostalgie de ces moments de tendresse se mêle à une quête de liberté, incarnée par les chaînes qu'elle souhaite finalement voir se briser.

Le Chansonnier