Jordy’s Alison is a burst of bubble-gum pop energy that celebrates the thrill of first love. Sung by France’s one-time child star, the track spins a simple yet irresistible story: Jordy is head-over-heels for a girl named Alison. He repeats her name like a magic spell, mixes French with playful snippets of English, Italian, and German ("I love you", "Ti amo", "Ich liebe dich"), and layers it all over a catchy "ti ti ti" hook that sticks in your head.
Behind the sugary melody lies a sweet message about admiration and devotion. Jordy paints Alison as the perfect mix of qualities—softer than Marilyn, cheekier than Caroline, funnier than Charlotte, beautiful, sun-kissed, and blonde "à croquer" (good enough to bite). Whenever she feels sad, he takes her hand, determined to protect and cheer her up. In short, the song is an exuberant postcard from a young heart that wants the whole world to know: "Alison, c’est ma copine à moi" (Alison is MY girlfriend), and nothing could make him happier.