The Unspoken
“A Love To Nature” refuses the comfort of looking away; its deeper subject is the relationship between seeing and responding. What the lyric is really testing is dignity as something that should not depend on wealth, geography, language, or power. The repeated presence of field gives the lyric a symbolic layer of labour, duty, and the scale of ordinary human effort. The lyric repeatedly opens outward, asking the listener to stand inside a larger 'we' rather than watch from outside. By the time the song reaches “So let us hold, let us tend,” the song refuses to let awareness remain passive; it asks what care should look like in action.
A Love To Nature - Lyrics
La Laa Laaaa La La La
La Laa Laaaa La La La
La Laa Laaaa La La LaLa
Laa Laaaa La La La
The scent of earth, fresh and pure,
Rain's gentle touch, life’s allure,
A dance of green, leaves sway and spin,
Nature's heart calls us back within.
A love letter to nature, wild and free,
A beauty found in each tree,
In fields that bloom, rivers that sing,
Our world, a living, breathing ring.
Breezes hum, skies paint their art,
Quiet strength, alive at heart,
Flowers bloom, stars in a field,
Nature’s voice, a love revealed.
A love letter to nature, wild and free,
A beauty found in each tree,
In fields that bloom, rivers that sing,
Our world, a living, breathing ring.
Winding paths and shaded groves,
Secrets kept in roots and stones,
Boundless skies, a boundless view,
Nature’s song, forever true.
A love letter to nature, wild and free,
A beauty found in each tree,
In fields that bloom, rivers that sing,
Our world, a living, breathing ring.
So let us hold, let us tend,
To this world, our dearest friend,
For in its life, we find our own,
Nature’s love, our sacred home.
A love letter to nature, wild and free,
A beauty found in each tree,
In fields that bloom, rivers that sing,
Our world, a living, breathing ring.
