Lueur translates to "glow" or "glimmer". It's a beautiful and somewhat poetic word that evokes a sense of subtle light, often in darkness.
In the song, the lyrics state, "C'est la même lueur qui nous parcourt" (It's the same glimmer that runs through us). This suggests a shared, subtle light or hope that connects people, even in challenging times, making it a poignant and memorable word.
Jérémy Frerot's "Avant Le Jour" is a beautiful song that really makes you think about those quiet moments just before dawn. He talks about how "Dans deux heures on sera demain" [In two hours it will be tomorrow] and how "L'heure hier sera notre aujourd'hui" [The hour of yesterday will be our today], which is such a cool way to look at time passing. It's like he's saying that in these early hours, the usual rush of life, that "grande guerre que l'on fait à la vie" [great war we wage on life], is suspended.
What I love most is how he describes the feeling of being with friends in the dark, "Sans filtre sans effet / Juste la vérité des amis" [Without filter, without effect / Just the truth of friends]. It's a time when "Le temps se fige enfin" [Time finally freezes]. He's inviting us to hold onto that "silence apaisant des heures" [calming silence of the hours] before the day truly begins, before new ideas and potential dangers start to creep in. It's a celebration of those peaceful, unfiltered moments of connection.