Je Ne Crois Pas

In-grid's song "Je Ne Crois Pas" delves into themes of skepticism and uncertainty, wrapped in a melodic and introspective package. The title, which translates to "I Don't Believe," sets the tone for the entire song. The lyrics express a deep-seated doubt in various aspects of life, from fortune-telling and destiny to the concept of eternal love. In-grid's voice carries a sense of resignation and contemplation, as she questions the validity of these commonly held beliefs.

The song's chorus highlights a personal struggle with faith and belief. In-grid sings about not knowing what to believe in, and humorously suggests that if someone has the answers, they can call her "Mademoiselle je ne sais pas" (Miss I Don't Know). This playful yet poignant line underscores the theme of uncertainty that permeates the song. The only constant in her life, she mentions, is the comforting purr of her cat, symbolizing a simple, tangible source of solace amidst the chaos of doubt.

In the latter part of the song, In-grid touches on the idea of love and equality. She expresses disbelief in the notion that love at first sight equates to everlasting love and questions the fairness of laws and societal norms. Despite her skepticism, she finds a moment of eternity in the present, shared with her cat. This momentary peace suggests that while she may not believe in grandiose concepts, she finds meaning in the small, personal experiences of life. The song ends on a note of ambiguity, with the repeated line "Demain dis moi qui sait" (Tomorrow, tell me who knows), leaving the listener pondering the uncertainties of the future.