Dis-moi que tu m'aimes

Rude words and gangster raids do not hide the cracks inside, but rather emphasise them. Behind the speed, loud engines and bravado, there is a strange warmth: the fear of being left without love and the hope that someone will still become a bulletproof vest, a parachute, a soft landing. This is not a song about the perfect couple - it is a chronicle of the survival of two people who hold on to each other, even when the world around them resembles an obstacle course.

It all sounds like a confession with stubborn tenderness: between jokes, threats and oaths, a simple desire slips through - to hear the words ‘I love you.’ And even if life is racing down the motorway at 250 km/h, with the past roaring behind you, there is still a tunnel with a light at the end of it - a place where you can breathe easily, laugh at the same jokes and not be afraid of falling.