Nora

The Dubliners

Transposer:

[Verse 1] Oh the violets were scenting the woods Nora Displaying their charm to the bee A D D#o When I first said I loved only you Nora And you said you loved only me [Verse 2] The chestnut blooms gleamed through the glade Nora A robin sang loud from a tree A D D#o When I first said I loved only you Nora And you said you loved only me. [Verse 3] The golden robed daffodils shone Nora And danced in the breeze on the Lea A D D#o When I first said I loved only you Nora And you said you loved only me. [Verse 4] The trees birds and bees sang a song Nora Of happier transport to be A D D#o When I first said I loved only you Nora And you said you loved only me. [Verse 5] Our dreams they have never come true Nora Our hopes they were never to be Since I first said I loved only you Nora And you said you loved only me. Since I first said I loved only you Nora And you said you loved only me.

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La chanson évoque un amour tendre et nostalgique entre deux personnes, où la beauté de la nature sert de toile de fond à leurs déclarations. Le chanteur se remémore les moments heureux passés avec Nora, le parfum des fleurs et les chants des oiseaux, symbolisant l'épanouissement de leur amour. Cependant, il y a une ombre qui plane sur ces souvenirs, car malgré ces moments de bonheur, leurs rêves et espoirs ne se sont pas réalisés. Cette dualité entre la beauté des souvenirs et le regret de ce qui n'est jamais devenu réalité donne à cette chanson une profondeur émotive poignante.

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