Capo I Oh mama there’s this Spanish dancer Whose steps I follow when he comes near The red dress of temptation Over a long black slip of fear Will I fall beneath the shadow Of some broken cross My arms emptied and all my treasures los------t Still like that Spanish dancer I throw my roses down for him     Across these beds of darkness He opens his arms and gathers them in Oh mama the bridges were burning Over a river black and cold But I walked when love commanded me Up to the edges of his soul But I’m still frightened of that dark divide Will I gain entrance or be denie-------d Still like that Spanish dancer I throw my roses down for him Across these beds of darkness He opens his arms and gathers them in   Solo:   ||||DC|||||DC||| Oh mama when you were a young girl Did you ever love a man so much As if he were some fantastic jewel That you should never be worthy of But all those illusions strip and fall And he is just a man after al------ l Still like that Spanish dancer I throw my roses down for him Across the beds of darkness He opens his arms and gathers them in Just like that Spanish dancer I Just like that Spanish dancer I Just like that Spanish dancer I (no cord)                 Throw my roses down for him

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À propos de la chanson

La chanson évoque une danseuse espagnole qui fascine la narratrice, symbolisant des désirs à la fois attrayants et effrayants. Elle se laisse emporter par ses mouvements, tout en mesurant l'ombre de la peur et du doute qui l'entoure. À travers la danse, il y a une quête d'amour et de connexion, malgré le risque de souffrance et de désillusion. Le texte reflète une tension entre l'aspiration à une passion sublime et la réalité des relations humaines, souvent marquées par l'incertitude. La narratrice s'interroge sur la valeur réelle de l'amour, se questionnant sur sa propre worthiness face à l'objet de ses affections. Des roses sont offertes, symbolisant les sacrifices faits pour cet amour, dans un décor où l'obscurité et l'espoir coexistent.