Ensorcelée means 'bewitched' or 'under a spell'. It's a captivating and somewhat dramatic word that evokes a sense of magic and irresistible charm.
In the song, the singer uses it to describe how she feels after her first kiss, singing, "J'suis ensorcelée" (I'm bewitched). This word perfectly captures the intense, almost magical feeling of falling in love for the first time, suggesting she's completely captivated and unable to resist the enchantment of her 'premier amour'.
"Premier Amour" sweeps listeners into the electric rush of a very first love. Nour paints the feeling with stormy images: thunder that rumbles every second, rain tapping the window, and lightning flashing in the night. The first kiss feels magical, almost like a spell, yet the romance vanishes as quickly as a gust of wind. Within moments, the fairy-tale spark becomes heartbreak, leaving her to pick up the pieces of a shattered heart.
Instead of staying broken, the singer flips the script. She decides to erase the mirage, delete his number, and promise herself a brighter future filled with joy and new passion—just not for him. The song blends longing, disappointment, and empowerment, turning a short-lived romance into a powerful lesson on self-worth and resilience.