À Qui La Faute Lyrics in English Ycare , Hoshi

Below, I translated the lyrics of the song À Qui La Faute by Ycare from French to English.
Since life is stronger
And the stars are dead
Whose fault will it be
When we'll be one without the other
We'll look each other in the eyes
But we won't see blue there anymore
The sky will have walked out
I already see the devil escorting it
Maybe it'll be nobody's fault
Neither theirs nor ours
But we'll blame one
And take it out on the other
Whose fault if both of us
Let go of each other's hand
Whose fault if tomorrow
Whose fault if both of us
We don't get any of it
Whose fault if tomorrow
And since the night is stronger
Since evil wins
Who'll be the culprit
Will we be unable
Will we be unable
We won't recognize each other anymore
We won't recognize each other anymore
We'll be lost in the crowd
We'll be lost in the crowd
And to think we were
And to think we were
Solid, barbed
Solid, barbed
Maybe it'll be nobody's fault
Neither theirs nor ours
But we'll blame one
And take it out on the other
Whose fault if both of us
Let go of each other's hand
Whose fault if tomorrow
Whose fault if both of us
We don't get any of it
Whose fault if tomorrow
Whose fault if both of us
Let go of each other's hand
Whose fault if tomorrow
If tomorrow, tomorrow
Whose fault if both of us
We don't get any of it
Whose fault if tomorrow
Whose fault if both of us
Let go of each other's hand
Whose fault if tomorrow
Whose fault if both of us
If we don't understand any of it
Whose fault if tomorrow
Let go of each other's hand
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SONG MEANING

Imagine love as a once-bright sky suddenly turning black. In “À Qui La Faute,” Ycare and Hoshi watch that sky collapse and ask the eternal question: Who is to blame? They sing of lifeless stars, devils escorting the heavens out the door, and two lovers staring at each other with no more blue in their eyes. It feels like the end of the world and the end of a relationship rolled into one dramatic scene, where the urge to point fingers clashes with the uneasy thought that maybe no one is at fault at all.

As the chorus repeats "À qui la faute ?" the duo slips between accusation and resignation. One moment they want to blame each other, the next they admit they might simply be powerless against fate, time, or the darkness within. The song becomes a bittersweet anthem for anyone who has ever watched something solid unravel, wondering if the cracks came from outside forces or from their own hands. By the final refrain, the listeners are left holding the same haunting question – and humming along to a melody that makes heartbreak sound heartbreakingly beautiful.

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