I really like this song. I see a story of a dying king and his son. The son isn't his own by blood but is adopted and tries to make the king proud in the dying mans last hour. I imagine a sunworshiping culture around the song since the sun has a strong presense. It's also quite clever that the words sun and son can be switched in the lyrics and you get different meanings for the sentances. The story goes like this. The king is soon going to pass away and his heir is summoned. They have a dialog at the kings deathbed right before he dies and in the end the son accepts the role of king.
"Le Fils" means "The Son" and "Des Faux" means "False". The song also has had a longer name before. I've seen it called "Le Fils Des Faux. Il Fallait Que Je Parte. Pour Que Tu Viennes" which I think means "The False Son. I must go for you to come". I'm not a native speaker in french so maybe someone else could clarify this.
I really like this song. I see a story of a dying king and his son. The son isn't his own by blood but is adopted and tries to make the king proud in the dying mans last hour. I imagine a sunworshiping culture around the song since the sun has a strong presense. It's also quite clever that the words sun and son can be switched in the lyrics and you get different meanings for the sentances. The story goes like this. The king is soon going to pass away and his heir is summoned. They have a dialog at the kings deathbed right before he dies and in the end the son accepts the role of king.
"Le Fils" means "The Son" and "Des Faux" means "False". The song also has had a longer name before. I've seen it called "Le Fils Des Faux. Il Fallait Que Je Parte. Pour Que Tu Viennes" which I think means "The False Son. I must go for you to come". I'm not a native speaker in french so maybe someone else could clarify this.