T'es ou?

In Jervais' song "T'es ou?", the artist delves into the complexities of love and the longing for a genuine connection. The song opens with the singer expressing his frustration with the difficulties of romantic relationships. He finds himself alone, tired of the effort it takes to find love, and yearning for it to come naturally. This sentiment is encapsulated in the lines, "C'est juste que c'est ben compliqué / pis j'ai pu trop envie d'me forcer a chercher." The artist desires a love that surrounds him effortlessly, without the need for compromises or feeling trapped.

As the song progresses, Jervais reflects on moments of solitude where he still thinks about a potential partner. He imagines how they might meet and falls in love with the idea of this person, creating beautiful stories in his mind. This is evident in the lyrics, "J'tombe en amour avec une pensée d'toé / y'a plein d'belle histoire, que j'veux m'inventer, avec toé, bébé." Despite these daydreams, he resolves not to actively search or wonder about this person’s whereabouts anymore, signifying a shift towards acceptance and patience.

The song also touches on the universal human experience of not wanting to live life alone. Jervais acknowledges the harsh realities of life and the repeated disappointments one might face at different ages. However, he emphasizes that love is always present around us, and it's our turn to embrace it. The recurring question "T'es ou?" (Where are you?) serves as a poignant reminder of the longing for love and connection that many people feel. The song's melody and repetitive chorus create a sense of yearning and hope, making it a relatable anthem for anyone searching for love in a complicated world.