Les Limites Lyrics in English Julien Doré

Below, I translated the lyrics of the song Les Limites by Julien Doré from French to English.
I easily go past
Every limit
When I start
I consume enormously
The aim is to feel things
So I push past and I like to make
Tons of it, it irritates
The good folks full of reason
Who stick to the limits
And I'm not dreaming, I know when I'll stop
I'm gonna leave Paris
I know I'll pay for that later
Yeah I'm gonna pay for that
I went over the limits easily
Effortlessly
Yeah I cross the limits
With no ethical problem
And I'm not dreaming, I know when I'll stop
I'm gonna leave Paris
I know I'll pay for that later
I'm gonna pay for all that
I'm gonna end up in hard labor
I'll break rocks in Guyana
And I'm not dreaming, I know when I'll stop
I'm gonna leave Paris
I know I'll pay afterward
I went over the limits
Easily, big time
When I start, I finish
The job cleanly
I obviously consume
As much liquid as possible
And sometimes even some solid
Good and plump, nicely coating
And I'm not dreaming, I know when I'll stop
I'm gonna leave Paris
I know I'll pay afterward
And I'm not dreaming, I know
When I'll stop
I'm gonna leave Paris
I know I'll pay for that later
And I'm not dreaming, I know
When I'll stop
I'm gonna leave Paris
I know I'll pay for that later
Oh I'm gonna pay for all that
So I'm gonna
Money this way
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SONG MEANING

Ever wondered what happens when you keep pressing the accelerator until the very end? In "Les Limites", French indie-pop icon Julien Doré straps us into a tongue-in-cheek joy-ride of excess. With playful vocals and jazzy whistles, he admits he loves to go too far: drinking "as much liquid as possible", devouring "solid" treats, and breaking every social rule in sight. He smirks at the brave people full of reason who stay inside the lines, while he splashes vivid colors outside them.

Yet beneath the swagger lies sharp self-awareness. Doré repeats that he knows exactly when he will stop and that he will "pay for all of this." He imagines fleeing Paris, ending up cracking rocks in far-off French Guiana, and ultimately coughing up cash for his wild nights. The song is a witty reflection on our craving for overindulgence, the thrill of ignoring limits, and the haunting certainty that the bill always arrives in the end.

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