Tout Ira Mieux is Hervé’s late-night pep talk to himself. The verses peel back the curtain on his restless mind: memories of reckless nights, battles with addiction, and the weight of regrets he “should have” handled differently. We follow him as he leaps from control tower dreams to bedroom lethargy, feeling metal in his back yet still craving to be “un homme meilleur.” It is raw, almost cinematic, filled with shadow-and-light images that show how easily joy slides into melancholy.
Through it all, the chorus repeats like a luminous mantra: "Tout ira mieux demain" (“Everything will be better tomorrow”). That simple line turns the confession into a song of resilience—acknowledging today’s chaos while refusing to give up on hope. Hervé invites us to chant along, making optimism feel rebellious and real, the perfect soundtrack for anyone trying to out-shine their own demons.