Crépuscules translates to "twilight" or "dusk". It's a beautiful and evocative word that paints a vivid picture of the end of the day, a time often associated with reflection and romance.
In the song, the artist expresses a desire to "m'endormir sous les crépuscules" (fall asleep under the twilights). This imagery suggests a longing for peace, beauty, and a timeless connection, making it a more poetic and less common choice than everyday words.
Have you ever wished you could just hit pause on life and spend one last perfect day with someone you love? That's exactly what Jeck and Carla sing about in "Viens On S'aime"!
The song is a beautiful, bittersweet invitation to forget everything else and just be together, especially when time feels like it's running out. They sing, "Viens, on s'aime et tout le reste on oublie" [Come, let's love each other and forget all the rest], imagining a world where they can "s'inventera un pays" [invent a country] and "danser sous la pluie" [dance in the rain] no matter what. It's all about making every second count, like when they say, "on fera les rois comme si demain n'existait pas" [we'll be kings as if tomorrow didn't exist], creating a memory that will be "immortel" [immortal]. It's a really touching reminder to cherish the people we love, right now.