Le Tour Du Monde Lyrics in English Margot Abate

Below, I translated the lyrics of the song Le Tour Du Monde by Margot Abate from French to English.
I wanna leave my land
For at least a second
Get some fresh air
Tour the world
Turn off the radio
Set sail
Change scenery
The sky is beautiful, there's thousands of stars
On the brink of shipwreck
Change your glasses
Look out the window
Take a breath
The cool wind on your cheeks
Listen to the melodies
Love life, love saying it
Touch
See how the world is ours
I wanna leave my land
For at least a second
Get some fresh air
Tour the world
Find the sea again
Far from all these waves
Get some fresh air
And tour the world
The kilometers show on the meter
We don't count our hours
taratatata
Time stops and I see in the rear-view
Our chaos flies away
taratatata
Change your glasses
Look out the window
Take a breath
The cool wind on your cheeks
Listen to the melodies
Love life, love saying it
Touch
You see how we get a taste for it
I wanna leave my land
For at least a second
Get some fresh air
Tour the world
Find the sea again
Far from all these waves
Get some fresh air
And tour the world
So you see it's not much
After the storm the sky is pink
Enough talk of woes
On this last trip, turn the radio back on
I wanna leave my land
For at least a second
Get some fresh air
And tour the world
Find the sea again
Far from all these waves
Get some fresh air
And tour the world
And tour the world
Tour the world
Oh-oh-oh-oh-oh-oh
Tour the world
Find the sea again
Far from all these waves
Get some fresh air
And tour the world
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SONG MEANING

Le Tour Du Monde is a bright postcard from a restless heart. The singer feels a sudden itch to drop everything, roll down the car window, switch off the buzzing radio, and gulp fresh air while watching kilometers fly by. Each lyric is an invitation to trade worries for wonder: swapping gray routines for star-sprinkled skies, city noise for ocean waves, and heavy thoughts for melodies that make you love life out loud.

At its core, the song is a joyful manifesto of escape and renewal. Margot Abate reminds us that even a brief change of scenery can reboot the soul. With every “taratatata” the miles click higher, past chaos fading in the rear-view mirror. By the time the chorus circles back, you can almost taste salt on the wind and see a rose-tinted sky after a storm. It is not about running away forever; it is about pressing pause, breathing deep, and discovering that the world—and your own happiness—are right there waiting once you decide to take off on your own little world tour.

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