Advienne que pourra is an idiomatic expression that translates to "come what may" or "whatever happens, happens." It conveys a sense of resignation or acceptance of an uncertain future.
In the context of the song, the artist uses this phrase to express a feeling of letting go and accepting whatever outcome arises, particularly in a situation where they feel pushed to their limits. It's a less common, more evocative phrase than a simple "what will be, will be," making it interesting and memorable.
Zaho's "Tout Est Pareil (TTP)" is a really relatable song about feeling stuck in a cycle, even when you're trying your best to break free. She sings, "J'aurais déjà laissé tombé / Si j'avais eu le courage" [I would have already given up / If I had had the courage], which immediately tells you she's at a crossroads, battling with the urge to quit but holding on. She's not looking for grand gestures or perfection from others, just a simple sign, saying "Un geste suffira" [A gesture will be enough].
But despite her efforts, it feels like nothing ever changes. She repeats, "Tout, tout, tout est pareil / Rien a changé" [Everything, everything, everything is the same / Nothing has changed], which is such a powerful and almost desperate cry. She's tired of the same old patterns, the same excuses, and the feeling of carrying a heavy burden, as she says, "Le poids que je porte est trop lourd / Au secours" [The weight I carry is too heavy / Help]. It's a raw look at the frustration of trying to find peace when it feels like you're constantly pushed back to square one.