Ton Visage Lyrics in English Fréro Delavega

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Below, I translated the lyrics of the song Ton Visage by Fréro Delavega from French to English.

When in town, the grain rises

Nervous wind agitated

May dreams linger

In my reality

I want walks on the beach

a bit of humanity

Less concrete, more truce

A quality life

Less concrete, more dream

In my reality

If only I had a lifeline?

Away from the subway, its racket

Eyes fixed on the shore

Forgotten your distant face

If only I had a lifeline?

Away from the subway, its racket

Eyes fixed on the shore

Forgotten your distant face

I want tears that don't cut

And less pain in 4 by 3

A simple happiness, but to my taste

It's a bit true but it means everything

I want more swell in my foam

And less crowd in my asphalt

These little things that only become clear

In meaning once we lose them

These little things that only become clear

In meaning once we lose them

If only I had a lifeline?

Away from the subway, its racket

Eyes fixed on the shore

Forgotten your distant face

If only I had a lifeline?

Away from the subway, its racket

Eyes fixed on the shore

Forgotten your distant face

If only I had a lifeline then?

To ride my soul's wave

Beautiful ocean, breakwater

To dry the salt of my tears

If only I had a lifeline?

Away from the subway, its racket

Eyes fixed on the shore

Forgotten your distant face

If only I had a lifeline?

Away from the subway, its racket

Eyes fixed on the shore

Forgotten your distant face

If only I had a lifeline?

Away from the subway, its racket

Eyes fixed on the shore

Forgotten your distant face

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SONG MEANING

"Ton Visage" by Fréro Delavega is a heartfelt song that expresses a longing for simplicity and connection in a fast-paced urban environment. The lyrics convey a desire for moments of peace and humanity, away from the noise and chaos of city life. The singer yearns for a sense of quality in life, emphasizing the importance of small joys and meaningful experiences over material possessions. The repeated refrain of seeking a "planche de salut" (a lifeline) suggests a search for solace and emotional refuge amidst the challenges of modern existence. Through poetic imagery and introspective reflections, the song captures the universal sentiment of seeking solace and connection in a world that often feels disconnected and overwhelming.

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Fréro Delavega Ton Visage Lyrics