Alabama

The song 'Alabama' by Adèle Castillon is a French pop track that captures the essence of youthful longing and the excitement of a romantic encounter. The lyrics tell the story of a Friday night where the protagonist, presumably a young woman, is getting ready and feeling somewhat bored by the lack of poetry in the company of two young men. However, her night takes a turn when a handsome boy catches her eye and smiles at her, sparking a sense of anticipation and desire.

The chorus of 'Alabama' is a call to join the protagonist in a place of freedom and romance, symbolized by the name 'Alabama.' It's a place where they can watch the stars, shout from the rooftops, dance in the evening, and kiss in the dark. The repetition of 'Alabama' followed by 'lala lala' suggests a dreamy, carefree state, emphasizing the song's theme of escapism and the pursuit of a momentary, passionate connection.

As the night progresses, the protagonist experiences a whirlwind of emotions. Despite not knowing the boy's name and having to return home, she is captivated by him and feels like she has lost her reason. The song concludes with a twist of fate as the young man reappears, reigniting the possibility of continuing their fleeting romance. The song's narrative structure takes the listener on a journey through the highs and lows of a night out, encapsulating the thrill of a chance encounter and the hope for a romantic adventure.