Chansonnier

Le Chansonnier
Chansonnier

[Verse 1] We all were called to come back To the old home on the farm Mother’s passed away what a mournful day And as my daddy watched His eyes were filled with pain and hurt When someone stepped upon a rose And crushed it in the dirt [Chorus] Don’t step on Mother’s roses Daddy cried She planted them the day she was my bride And every time I see a rose I see her smiling face She made my darkest days look bright Around the old home place Don’t step on Mother’s roses let them grow The way they did since many years ago They will bloom for me each year And I will have Mother near Don’t step on Mother’s roses let them grow [Verse 2] Years have passed away And how the old home place has changed Daddy had to go we all miss him so Children pick the roses as they go along the way But when their petals are abused I hear my daddy say [Chorus] Don’t step on Mother’s roses Daddy cried She planted them the day she was my bride And every time I see a rose I see her smiling face She made my darkest days look bright Around the old home place Don’t step on Mother’s roses let them grow The way they did since many years ago They will bloom for me each year And I will have Mother near Don’t step on Mother’s roses let them grow  

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À propos de la chanson

Cette chanson évoque la nostalgie d'un fils qui revient sur la ferme familiale après le décès de sa mère. Il se souvient de l'amour et des souvenirs qui l’unissent à elle à travers des roses qu’elle avait plantées. Chaque fois qu'il voit une rose, il se remémore son sourire et la façon dont elle apportait de la lumière même dans les moments sombres. Il implore son père et les enfants de respecter ces fleurs, symboles de la présence de leur mère, en leur laissant croître librement comme elle l’avait voulu. La chanson transmet un message tendre sur le respect des souvenirs et l'attachement aux racines familiales.