The song "Love Can Fly" by Engelbert Humperdinck tells the story of a love that has started to fade away. The lyrics describe how the love that was once vibrant and strong has turned dull and lifeless, much like a summer sky turning grey or a sailboat losing its wind. The protagonist reminisces about the early days of the relationship, when love was fresh and everything seemed perfect. They long for the bright golden days when their love was at its peak and the world felt like theirs. However, love can still find a way to endure even when things seem broken and uncertain. The chorus suggests that love has the power to overcome obstacles and fly on broken wings. It conveys a plea to the loved one, asking them to give the relationship another chance and to try to revive their love. Despite the hardships, the protagonist believes that their love can still soar high. The mention of a flower given by the loved one adds a sentimental touch to the song. The flower's sweet perfume symbolizes the lingering memory and essence of their love. Even in the absence of the loved one, the flower serves as a constant reminder of the love they once shared. Overall, "Love Can Fly" expresses hope and the belief that love can overcome challenges and endure. It paints a picture of a love that has, temporarily at least, lost its spark but still holds the potential to fly again.
