Rien qu’une fois, toi et moi… From the very first line, Keen’V throws himself into a whirlwind declaration of love. He is convinced he has finally met the one he has always waited for and pleads for just one chance to prove it. Tired of the overused “Je t’aime,” he promises grand, almost magical gestures— growing roses in the desert, showering her with sweet words, and whisking her off to any place she desires. The refrain repeats like a heartbeat, asking for one night that might blossom into a lifetime. This creates a playful tension between a fleeting adventure and the hope of everlasting romance.
As the verses unfold, the tone turns more sensual and confident. Keen’V vows to learn every inch of her, reinvent the Kama Sutra, and awaken “talents” she never knew she had. Beneath the cheeky lines lies genuine vulnerability: he admits he has never felt this way before and begs her to say he has a chance— even if she has to lie. The result is a catchy mix of sincerity and flirtation, painting a picture of someone ready to go all in for love, hoping that just one night could change everything.