J'ai Le Droit Aussi Lyrics in English Calogero

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Below, I translated the lyrics of the song J'ai Le Droit Aussi by Calogero from French to English.

What will my father say

I'm tired of pretending

What will my mother say

Will she still love me as much

I'm no better than anyone else

I'm not worse either

I have the right to live happily

I also have the right

The right to love him

I have the right to be in love

What will people say

They will pity my poor parents

What to say to those people

Who find me too different

I'm no better than anyone else

I'm not worse either

I have the right to live happily

I also have the right

The right to love him

I have the right to be in love

Too bad if it shocks

I don't want to be afraid anymore

A man is a man

No matter where his heart goes

I also have the right

The right to be with him

I have the right to live happily

I also have the right

The right to love him

I have the right to be in love

I have the right to live happily

What will my father say

What will my mother say

What will people say

I also have the right

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SONG MEANING

"J'ai Le Droit Aussi" by Calogero is a powerful song that delves into the themes of self-acceptance, love, and societal expectations. The lyrics express the internal struggle of wanting to live authentically and love freely, despite potential judgment from family and society. The song's message is one of empowerment and the assertion of one's right to happiness and love, regardless of external opinions. Calogero's emotive vocals and poignant lyrics make this song a moving anthem for self-expression and acceptance.

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Calogero J'ai Le Droit Aussi Lyrics