Feel like your love is floating off into the universe? Marc Dupré, the charismatic Canadian singer-songwriter, is here to reassure you. In Tout L'amour Qu'on Donne he paints the picture of someone who has poured their heart into a partner who suddenly wants to start over. While that sounds heartbreaking, the chorus flips the script: “Tout l'amour qu'on donne ne s'éteint pas” — all the love you give never really dies. Instead, it blooms elsewhere, growing, healing, and eventually circling back to you when the time and place are right.
Think of it as an uplifting boomerang theory of romance. Even if a person runs away to “rebuild” themselves, the affection you offered does not vanish. It drifts, takes root, and shows up again in surprising ways, warming “abandoned angels” or returning to you in a brand-new form. Dupré’s message is both comforting and empowering: keep loving generously, because every bit of heartfelt energy you send out will someday find its way home — and probably when you least expect it.