Les Solos Sous Les Draps Lyrics in English Mozart L'Opéra Rock

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Below, I translated the lyrics of the song Les Solos Sous Les Draps by Mozart L'Opéra Rock from French to English.

You want all his talent

The soaring flourishes

The great reversals

Beneath his virtuoso baton

That musicians dare

I want the sacrament

A rosy opera air

The lover in the heavens

And hearts overlapping

In apotheosis

but what presumption

Goodbye, solos under the sheets

Together, our scales backwards, forwards

Killer, pure bliss, ring on the finger

Heaven blesses all our lovemaking

You want him to improvise

Rhythmic fantasies

That your bodies harmonize

In jerky movements

From enchanted flute

I want the major chord

His hand to lead me

To feel his ardor

In a symphony of sighs

Let's play desire on violins

but what lustfulness

Goodbye, solos under the sheets

Together, our scales backwards, forwards

Killer, pure bliss, ring on the finger

Heaven blesses all our lovemaking

I speak in the name of the father

Don't let go of the angel's hand

Who's worth more than this vulgar comedy

There's no salvation on Earth

In fleeting loves

Goodbye, solos under the sheets

Together, our scales backwards, forwards

Killer, pure bliss, ring on the finger

Heaven blesses all our lovemaking

Goodbye, solos under the sheets

Heaven blesses all our lovemaking

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SONG MEANING

Les Solos Sous Les Draps turns the bedroom into a grand concert hall. The singer imagines love-making as a dazzling opera: she wants crescendos of emotion, daring improvisations and a "symphony of sighs." Every touch is compared to notes on a scale, every heartbeat to a drumbeat, and ordinary passion becomes an apotheosis, a glorious finale where “the sky blesses all our antics.” In short, two lovers trade their lonely solos for a fiery duet, believing that true bliss means performing together rather than practicing alone.

Yet the song also slips in a playful moral tug-of-war. A stern voice "in the name of the Father" warns that such sensual spectacle might be nothing but a "vulgar comedy," hinting at traditional guilt surrounding pleasure. This clash between exuberant desire and cautious virtue gives the lyrics their drama, much like an opera’s plot twist. By the final chorus, the passionate side wins: the call of music and love drowns out restraint, celebrating joy, creativity and shared intimacy.

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Mozart L'Opéra Rock Les Solos Sous Les Draps Lyrics