La Pluie Lyrics in English Zaz

“La Pluie” paints a cinematic snapshot of a gray Sunday in December, where rain drapes itself over France like an uninvited yet familiar guest. Zaz watches umbrellas burst open in perfect rhythm, transforming the streets into a choreographed ballet of hurried passers-by. The falling drops become the song’s percussion, tapping out life’s steady beat while people scurry sans attendre (without waiting). The lyrics celebrate this moody weather as both nuisance and necessity: rain can shout, shove, vanish in a heatwave, then return like an old friend who knows we secretly missed them.

By repeating Tombe, tombe, tombe la pluie (“Fall, fall, fall the rain”), Zaz highlights our love-hate relationship with nature’s downpours. The water that once floods and inconveniences also refreshes, cleanses, and reconnects us to the rhythm of the earth. In the end, the rain’s “grande chanson” reminds us that even the gloomiest skies can spark beauty, movement, and a shared human moment under the shelter of bright, fluttering umbrellas.