Enlacer means "to embrace" or "to hug." While "embrasser" is more common for kissing, "enlacer" specifically refers to wrapping your arms around someone, often with a sense of tenderness or longing.
In the context of the song, after years apart, the singer expresses a deep desire to reconnect physically with a loved one, singing "Pouvoir t'enlacer, et t'embrasser" (To be able to embrace you, and to kiss you). It conveys a powerful emotional reunion, making it a more evocative choice than a simple "hug."
“Comme C’est Bon” bubbles with the exhilaration of reunion. After spending quelques années dans le froid, the singer dreams of stepping back to the seaside, tasting salt on her lips, and gifting that first sun-drenched kiss to the one she has missed. She pictures herself dressing up, lighting candles, and soaking in the warmth of human closeness, determined not to disappoint the person who is her “miroir.” Every image—glittering waves, flickering flames, entwined hands—builds the sweet anticipation of this long-awaited moment.
The chorus repeats the ecstatic confession “Si tu savais comme c’est bon” (“If only you knew how good it feels”). Jenifer celebrates the pure joy of simply seeing, speaking to, touching, hugging, and kissing someone after years apart. The song is a radiant promise: leave the cold behind, stroll back into the sunlight, and start anew where love feels brand-new.