Learn Japanese: kono kyoku ha atatakai kimoti wo ataemasu.

この　曲きょく　は　暖あたたかい　気き持もち　を　与あたえます。kono kyoku ha atatakai kimoti wo ataemasu.

This tune gives a warm feeling.

From Lesson 309:Vocabulary expansion 38·Japanese

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Breakdown of kono kyoku ha atatakai kimoti wo ataemasu.

はha

topic particle

をwo

direct object particle

暖あたたかい is a mild and comfortable warmth, and can be used for weather, for object that make you physically warm such as clothes and blankets, and also for things that make you metaphorically warm such as a song.

与あたえるataeru

to give (something intangible); to bestow; to grant

曲きょくkyoku

piece of music; song; tune; music

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Nihon-shiki romanizationwatasi ha tyuugoku kara kimasita Hepburn romanizationwatashi wa chuugoku kara kimashita