Mademoiselle Juliette

Young Lady Julliette has her Romeo gone Alapha-male from Veron to Rome she runs Beatiful syndome-of-love shakepspeare has fun with his muse The Heroine finds him abusive she quickly falls for his game The great writer absolutely loves to play his games

Yound Lady Juliette has not the sense (literally, 'right of mind') to choose between Montegue and Capulet Young Lady Juliette Loves to have fun Champaign to sabre and coke to open

Young Lady gets her wings Doesnt do her part in the play She does not want her role not for a replica of the whole play this 'commedia dell'arte' is not insane enough then finally william gives up he has nothing left to avoiding the drama

Young Lady Juliette has not the sense to choose between Montague and Capulet Young Lady Juliette Loves to have fun Champaign to sabre and coke to open

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Young Lady Juliette has more sense then to lament over Montague and Capulet Young Lady Juliette Loves to have fun Champaign to sabre and coke to open

The song is obviously about rebelling from the social norm and doing what you want. The video for his shows her ditching romeo to spent time with a bunch of girls that may be lesbian, which would fit with the whole 'rebelling-against-the-norm' theme

Hey thanks a bunch for the translation .. my french is no bueno.

Cool song. Nice beat. What more can I say.

Snaps for the beat! nice song dissection too

Sabre = Taste Comedia de l'arte = Comedy of art; refers to an 'artistic' comedy or something. It makes more sense in Spanish anyway.

It references William Shakespeare's play, "Romeo & Juliet", throughout the song. In the first verse, are mentioned a car, the "Alfa Romeo Giulietta", then "Verona" where the action takes place. There is a phrase saying that "the heroine [Juliette] thinks [Shakespeare] abuses her" - it is a wordplay with "heroine abuse". She wants to escape from the writer's plot ASAP.

In the chorus, Juliette cries because she does not know whether she will marry Romeo or not ("Mademoiselle Juliette does not feel like choosing between Montague and Capulet"). All that she wants to do is partying, with champagne and Coke.

In the second verse is the continuation of the first one : Juliette does not like the way her author treats her and wants to be the central character. To her, an Italian tragedy is not what she would like to play, and Shakespeare's death would be the only way to avoid such a dramatic situation towards the end of the play.