The yellow Rose of Texas

Elvis Presley

Transposer:

Oh the yellow rose of Texas is the only girl I love Her eyes are even bluer than Texas skies above Her heart's as big as Texas and wherever I may go I'll remember her forever because I love her so There are so many roses that bloom along the way But my heart's in Amarillo and that's where it will stay With the yellow rose of Texas so I'd better get there fast 'Cause I know I was her first love and I want to be her last Oh the yellow rose of Texas is the only girl I love Her eyes are even bluer than Texas skies above Her heart's as big as Texas and wherever I may go I'll remember her forever because I love her so The eyes of Texas are upon you all the live long day The eyes of Texas are upon you you cannot get away he Do not think you can escape them at night or early in the morn The eyes of Texas are upon you till Gabriel blows his horn The eyes of Texas are upon you all the live long day The eyes of Texas are upon you you cannot get away he Do not think you can escape them at night or early in the morn The eyes of Texas are upon you till Gabriel blows his horn The eyes of Texas are upon you all the live long day The eyes of Texas are upon you you cannot get away he Do not think you can escape them at night or early in the morn The eyes of Texas are upon you till Gabriel blows his horn

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Cette chanson évoque l’amour profond que le narrateur ressent pour une belle jeune fille du Texas, dont les yeux scintillent comme le ciel texan. Il exprime à quel point son cœur est attaché à elle et à Amarillo, la ville qu'il considère comme son foyer. Bien qu'il croise d'autres beautés sur son chemin, il sait que son véritable amour réside chez cette fille, et il souhaite être le dernier amour de sa vie, soulignant ainsi l'importance de leur connexion. Dans le contexte de cette chanson, il y a une forte référence à la culture texane, mettant en avant le sens de l’appartenance et la nostalgie pour des lieux et des personnes chères. Les paroles évoquent également une attention constante, comme si la présence divine surveillait les actions de chacun, créant un lien entre l'amour romantique et une protection spirituelle.

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