April In Paris
Doris Day with Paul Weston & His Orchestra Lyrics

Dear Doris Day,

The opening lines of the song convey a sense of the singer's naivety and innocence. He has never experienced the charm of spring before, nor has he ever met it face to face. The shift to the idea of the heart singing implies a newfound joy that he has never experienced before. The mention of a "warm embrace" signifies a sense of longing for companionship and love, which he has never felt.

However, all of that changed until he experienced April in Paris. The imagery of chestnuts in blossom and holiday tables under the trees creates a vivid picture of the beauty of springtime in Paris. The feeling is so unique that it cannot be replicated, and it is something that will stay with him forever. This contrast between never experiencing something and then finding it in Paris indicates that the city has a unique charm and can bring out the best in people.

The final lines are a plea to the person who has caused this change in him. He wonders whom he can run to now that his heart has been stirred and asks what they have done to his heart. This adds an element of mystery, as we don't know who this person is or the extent of their influence on the singer, but it shows the transformative power of Paris in the springtime.