Des heures

The song 'Des heures' explores the complexity and challenges of a romantic relationship. Right from the start, the lyrics describe a conflict situation, where both partners spend hours fighting and ignoring each other. The repetition of the phrase 'des heures' emphasizes the length and intensity of these arguments, suggesting a vicious cycle of disagreements that seems endless.

The artist addresses the need to learn to love differently, highlighting the importance of adaptation and mutual understanding. The expression 'c'est donnant, donnant' suggests that love should be a two-way street, where both partners need to make concessions and efforts to make the relationship work. The lyrics also reveal an internal struggle, where the narrator tries to overcome conflicts, but finds herself trapped in a repetitive pattern of disagreements.

Even with these arguments, the song touches on themes of vulnerability and the desire for deep connection. The singer expresses the desire to be a 'médicament' for her partner, relieving his pain and isolating himself with her like castaways. This metaphor suggests a desire for intimacy and mutual healing but also highlights the difficulty of achieving this connection amid constant conflict.

In this way, the repetition of the phrase 's'aimer autrement' at the end of the song reinforces the central message that it is necessary to find new ways of loving and relating to overcome challenges and keep love alive. 'Des heures' is a cover of the song with the same title released by singer Nemir in 2019.