"Kind woman, I give you my all. Kind woman, nothing more."
That's all a woman should ever want to hear.
"If the sun refused to shine, I would still be loving you. When mountains crumble to the sea, there will still be you and me."
The most poignant of all statements I've heard in all my life. A lover tells his beloved his love for her knows no bounderies, no sense of time, no end.
The instrumental conclusion brings the two lovers together after the man confesses to the woman just how much love he has for her. In a way, you could suppose, they cling to one another, dancing, even after the song seems to have ended. Strangely, for me, having listened to it so much, the song never seems to have an ending. It concludes the way it begins, but it never seems to end. This idea of perpetual love hits. The moment you stop hearing the song, the silence continues the song. The lovers' dance is never-ending.
"Kind woman, I give you my all. Kind woman, nothing more."
That's all a woman should ever want to hear.
"If the sun refused to shine, I would still be loving you. When mountains crumble to the sea, there will still be you and me."
The most poignant of all statements I've heard in all my life. A lover tells his beloved his love for her knows no bounderies, no sense of time, no end.
The instrumental conclusion brings the two lovers together after the man confesses to the woman just how much love he has for her. In a way, you could suppose, they cling to one another, dancing, even after the song seems to have ended. Strangely, for me, having listened to it so much, the song never seems to have an ending. It concludes the way it begins, but it never seems to end. This idea of perpetual love hits. The moment you stop hearing the song, the silence continues the song. The lovers' dance is never-ending.