Supplier means 'to beg' or 'to plead'. It's a powerful and emotionally charged verb that isn't used in everyday casual conversation, making it stand out.
In the song, Tayc sings, "J'avais comme l'impression de devoir supplier pour quelque chose que tu me dois" (I felt like I had to beg for something you owe me). This word perfectly captures the feeling of desperation and imbalance in a relationship, where one person feels undervalued and forced to plead for what they deserve. It's a compelling word that hints at the song's emotional depth.
Ever had an ex pop back up after they disappeared? That's exactly what's happening in Tayc's song "Le Temps". He's talking to someone who left him completely out of the blue, saying she preferred to "fuir comme un enfant" (run away like a child). He felt like he gave her everything, even his heart, but she just turned her back. Now she's back, wanting to talk and pick things up where they left off, but he's not having it.
This whole song is his very direct rejection. He repeats that "Le temps, le temps m'a réparé" (Time, time has repaired me) and that things are not the same anymore. Why? Because "Une autre a su me soigner" (Another woman knew how to heal me). The tables have completely turned, and he's telling his ex not to waste his time. It's a smooth but firm anthem for anyone who has moved on and found something better.