On S'attache Lyrics in English Christophe Maé

Below, I translated the lyrics of the song On S'attache by Christophe Maé from French to English.
I ain't got the style
Yet I'm not hostile
But the uniform suit ain't for me
I don't have the whole set
Of the ideal son-in-law
I'd always feel like I'm being spied on
Still not against love
I'd even be kinda for it
But that doesn't mean we should
Get attached and poison ourselves
With an arrow that fools us, we shouldn't
Get attached and lock ourselves up
But nothing stops us from giving in, no
Of a leader
I don't fit the profile
But on the pillow, I don't like being quizzed
I'm not James Bond
Surrounded by pretty blondes
I don't even envy guys who flit around
Still not against love
I'd rather wait my turn
But that doesn't mean we should
Get attached and poison ourselves
With an arrow that fools us, we shouldn't
Get attached and lock ourselves up
But nothing stops us from giving in, no
We leave nothing
Everyday life kills us, holds us
It hurts us
Nothing more normal
But you squeeze into the line
And you mustn't stick out
Every time you cut the line
But who are you?
You're not normal
We get attached and poison ourselves
With an arrow that fools us, we shouldn't, no
Get attached and lock ourselves up
But nothing stops us from giving in, no
Get attached and poison ourselves
With an arrow that fools us, we shouldn't, no
Get attached and lock ourselves up
But nothing stops us from giving in, no, no
From getting attached
Outro
No, I don't know how to do like that
After all, I'm just a man
No, I don't wanna live like
In Uncle Tom's cabin
Like Papa Dalton
End up in an album
After all, I'm just a man
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SONG MEANING

Christophe Maé’s “On S’attache” is a playful confession from a free-spirited guy who loves love, but hates the idea of being boxed in. Throughout the song he insists he is not the perfect son-in-law, superhero, or slick suit-wearer. Instead, he values spontaneity and fears that traditional commitment can feel like a poison-tipped arrow. His refrain – “faut pas qu’on s’attache” – warns against tying each other down, even while he admits that passion and surrender still have their place.

At its heart, the track champions authenticity over expectation. Maé gently pokes fun at social norms, daily routines, and storybook romances, reminding us that it is okay to step outside the lines and set our own pace. The song’s upbeat, acoustic vibe mirrors its message: keep things light, be yourself, and let love breathe without cages.

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