Cogite comes from the French verb 'cogiter', meaning to ponder, mull over or overthink something, often late at night when worries won't let you rest. It's a more introspective, literary word than the plain 'penser' (to think).
In the song, Lefa sings "Toutes les nuits, l'oreiller s'aplatit sous l'poids d'la cogite" ("Every night, the pillow flattens under the weight of thinking"), painting a vivid picture of sleepless overthinking.
Lefa's "Seul" [Alone] is a really introspective track that pulls you into his world. He talks about feeling isolated, like he's "seul comme si j'étais moche et méchant" [alone as if I were ugly and mean], even as he's working towards legendary status. He's celebrating his wins quietly, without fanfare, and feels ahead of his time, moving slowly so as not to overwhelm others.
He touches on the harsh realities of life, like how time changes us and the struggle to make it in a world where "sans les sous, t'es rien" [without money, you're nothing]. Lefa also gets philosophical about human nature, the dangers of superficiality, and the constant battle between his principles and his addictions. It's a really honest look at the contradictions within himself and the world around him, all while navigating the pressures of fame and staying true to himself.