Intro: verse 1: Love and maple syrup go together Like the sticky winds of winter when they meet When lonely lovers come to rest Beneath the trees they do their best But still they can’t be free Looking for the world to be Anything but what they see Longing to be understood By the heart that shapes the wood INTERLUDE: verse 2: If you go into the forest gaze up through the leaves And see the sky that’s almost wild You can learn to understand What makes the forest greet the man Like a mother’s only child verse 3: In the north when winter’s claw relaxes now To keep the law of nature in control People come and stand in line To rob the forest of her wine But they don’t feel the cold Looking for the world to be Anything but what they see Longing to be understood By the heart that shapes the wood Instrumental: Do do do do etc. etc. verse 4: Love and maple syrup shine like embers warm Like thoughts divine they tell us it is spring Love and maple syrup stir The thoughts of people into words The songs that they can sing VERSE 5: Love and maple syrup go together Like the sticky winds of winter when they meet When lonely lovers come to rest Beneath the trees they do their best But still they can’t be free Looking for the world to be Anything but what they see Longing to be understood By the heart that shapes the wood Instrumental: Do do do do etc. etc. Looking for the world to be Anything but what they see Longing to be understood By the heart that shapes the wood OUTRO: Do do do do etc. etc.

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À propos de la chanson

La chanson évoque l'idée que l'amour et la douceur du sirop d'érable sont intimement liés, tout comme le calme des hivers lorsque des amants solitaires trouvent refuge sous les arbres. Elle décrit cette quête d'évasion et de compréhension face à un monde qui paraît parfois opaque et distant. Dans les scènes de la forêt, il se dégage une connexion profonde avec la nature, évoquant un sentiment d'appartenance et de chaleur. À travers les métaphores, on ressent le désir de communion et de chaleur humaine, qui contraste avec la froideur de l'hiver. Le contexte pourrait faire allusion à un moment de réflexion, où l'on cherche à comprendre ses émotions et ses relations dans un cadre naturel. La nature devient alors un espace de réconfort et de révélation, propice aux pensées profondes.