River of Love

John Denver

Transposer:

All of my life I've been so happy While I have had you by my side And now you say you're gonna leave me For to become someone else's bride Oh the river of love it has gone muddy And the flowers they are dying on the shore And the blue skies have all turned to darkness And the nightingales will sing no more What can I do to hide my sorrow? What can I do to ease my pain? And how can I keep these tears from fallin'? Oh darlin' won't you come back home again? Oh the river of love it has gone muddy And the flowers they are dying on the shore And the blue skies have all turned to darkness And the nightingales will sing no more Tomorrow I will take you to the station And see that you're safely on that train And when that Two-Nineteen has departed I'll never ever see your smile again Oh the river of love it has gone muddy And the flowers they are dying on the shore And the blue skies have all turned to darkness And the nightingales will sing no more And the blue skies have all turned to darkness And the nightingales will sing no more

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La chanson parle de la douleur et du chagrin d'un homme qui se retrouve face à la perte de son grand amour, alors que sa partenaire s'apprête à épouser quelqu'un d'autre. Il évoque des images de désolation, avec une rivière d'amour devenue trouble et des fleurs qui se fanent, symbolisant la tristesse et la fin de leur relation. Ses souvenirs d'un bonheur partagé contrastent avec le poids de la séparation, et il se demande comment surmonter cette peine. Le contexte de cette mélodie touche à des sentiments universels de perte et de nostalgie, une expérience que beaucoup peuvent comprendre. C'est une réflexion sur l'amour qui s'éteint et sur la solitude qui suit, clairement entourée de l'évocation d'un voyage qui marquera un tournant décisif dans leur histoire.

Le Chansonnier