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( Chérie, ne m'en veux pas,
Je suis tombé love du rap et pas de toi,
Chérie, ne m'en veux pas, je te vois plus comme un accoudoir,
Chérie, ne m'en veux pas, comment pourrais-tu m'en vouloir? )
Chérie, à toi, à l'être que je chéris, je suis tombé love du rap,
Ensorcelé en un coup de sceptre, je suis tombé love des accords,
Même si le soir j'adore quand ton corps danse en désaccord,
Même si j'adore quand au midi j'enlève tes habille comme une nappe.
Malheureusement, seules les 808 me font vibrer
Mon cœur, je l'ai rangé dans une longue mallette,
Tu voulais contrôler mes sentiments avec une longue manette,
Mon cœur, ne m'en veux pas si je regarde les autres filles, j'ai l'aide à la visée.
Analyser tout son corps comme un morceau,
Briser tout son cœur en milliers de morceaux,
Je suis tombé love des enregistrements vocaux sous U87,
Je l'ai bloquée partout, elle m'envoie ses vocaux sous radiocassette.
Chérie, ne m'en veux pas,
Je suis tombé love du rap et pas de toi,
Chérie, ne m'en veux pas, je te vois plus comme un accoudoir,
Chérie, ne m'en veux pas, comment pourrais-tu m'en vouloir?
Chérie, ne m'en veux pas,
Je suis tombé love du rap et pas de toi,
Chérie, ne m'en veux pas, je te vois plus comme un accoudoir,
Chérie, ne m'en veux pas, comment pourrais-tu m'en vouloir?
Chéri, ne m'en veux pas, comment fais-tu pour être si sereine?
Chéri, oublie toutes nos nuits en ébat, à mes yeux, musique est la seule reine,
Ici-bas sur terre, mon cœur bat pour le rythme du BPM,
Chérie, écrase ton teh, n'aie pas peur même si je ne te dis pas de "je t'aime"
Chéri, ne m'en veux pas, comment pourrais-tu m'en vouloir?
Chéri, même si je ne t'aime pas, on peut toujours se revoir,
Réservoir vide, je fais le plein d'inspi,
Croquant des Crispy sur le rap game, je dois passer l'aspi.
wé, chérie, ce sont tes actions qui m'instruisent,
Instable, je ne sais plus qui aimer entre toi et l'industrie,
Chérie, attends que je m'installe, je sais que je n'ai plus trop les tales
Ton amour, tu me l'étale, la prod, je la rends létale
J'aime trop le son de la fissuration de pare-brise
Chérie, garde tes émotions, je ne veux pas flancher,
Du mauvais côté de la banquise,
Pour toi, pas de resto 3 étoiles, si tu veux je t'amènerai
flenché
( Pour toi pas de resto 3 étoiles si tu veux je t'amènerai)
flenché
( Chérie, ne m'en veux pas,
Je suis tombé love du rap et pas de toi,
Chérie, ne m'en veux pas, je te vois plus comme un accoudoir,
Chérie, ne m'en veux pas, comment pourrais-tu m'en vouloir? )



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    It's "I am a boy; you want a man" in the first little bit instead of "You are a man." I also think in the last that it's "These are addictions I've seen before" instead of "that seem to form."

    It's about being displeased in a relationship with someone but feeling like it's just too hard to break the habit. It's about putting off the inevitable because you aren't sure of yourself alone and because you feel trapped. ("And if I get out, I won't be saved. You are my keeper; I am your slave.")

    sweaterqueston September 28, 2008   Link
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    I like sweaterguest's answer.

    This is how I hear it: "This is the sign I use to wear This is the line, It says I care I found a reason, I found a tear Last year I am a boy; You want a man I am indifferent; You want a plan I'm getting out, I'm getting there Next year

    We are in love, We are at war I feed myself; You feed the poor I write the fiction; You write the lore These are addictions I've seen before And if I get out, I won't be saved You are my keeper; I am your slave You're in my thoughts, you're in my way Keep all the weakers, bury the brave.

    This is a game, we have our roles I am the player you have control There is an ante, there is a toll Buy in I want a space, you want a home. You need to have it, you need to own. Let's build a flower, let's watch it grow And die

    We are in love, We are at war I feed myself; You feed the poor I write the fiction; You write the lore These are addictions I've seen before And if I get out, I won't be saved You are my keeper; I am your slave You're in my thoughts, you're in my way Keep all the weakers, bury the brave."

    boohskeyon September 29, 2008   Link
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    To me this song is about a girl with issues who finds troubled men who can't grow up or have put on a wall so they can be safe from all the pain around them. Now that he knows he's supposed to grow, that he's "found a reason" he's trying to do it, she encourages him and at the same time she sabotages him so she can take care of him forever. He loves her, she must let go.

    "You are my keeper; I am your slave You're in my thoughts, you're in my way Keep all the weakers, bury the brave."

    mostlikelywrongon January 15, 2012   Link

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