The song Valentine by Mary Hopkin tells the story of a woman who is waiting for someone she cannot remember. She is surrounded by mementos of her past lovers, but the memories blend together and she cannot recall their names. The lyrics suggest that she was once a heartbreaker, with multiple suitors vying for her attention. However, as she stands at her window, she realizes that she is no longer receiving flowers or love notes. The chorus, "She remembers hearts and roses, will you be my Valentine?" is a plea for love and affection. Overall, the song seems to be a reflection on the fleeting nature of romance and the desire to hold onto it, even after the memories have faded.
