Pas Peur is L.E.J.'s playful inventory of fears she doesn't have - from thunderstorms and ghosts to bad tattoos and spiders. Line after line, she presents herself as almost invincible, brushing off disasters, sickness, even the end of the world with a carefree shrug. The repetition is catchy and funny, but it also builds suspense: if she fears nothing, what could possibly scare her?
The punch line arrives in the chorus. After laughing in the face of bombs, heartbreak, and family dinners, she admits the one thing that truly terrifies her: the idea that you might be able to live without her. This sudden confession turns the song into a tender love letter, revealing that behind the bravado lies a vulnerable heart. "Pas Peur" reminds us that even the boldest people hide a single, soul-deep fear - losing the person they love.