I Like Chopin

The lyrics describe someone remembering a romantic connection and hoping it can return, even if only occasionally. A shared liking for Chopin seems to stand for a tender, personal bond. The speaker moves between warm memories and uncertainty: being together brings desire, but the repeated question about finding a way suggests they do not know where the relationship is going.

Several images express this mixed mood. Rainy days may suggest sadness or difficulty, yet they do not end the desire between the two people. The phrase about rain “growing” in someone’s eyes can suggest tears, or sadness becoming visible in their expression. By contrast, imagining the other person’s face reflected in sunshine and blue skies gives the memory a bright, almost dreamlike quality.

The song leaves the relationship’s situation unclear. The speaker may be separated from the other person, unsure whether their feelings are returned, or simply longing for a love that comes and goes. The wish to be loved “now and again” could sound modest and hopeful, but also hint at accepting an uncertain or intermittent connection. The lyrics do not explain why the couple is apart, so the contrast between rain and sunshine carries much of the emotional meaning.