Tous Les Deux

L.E.J's song 'Tous Les Deux' is a heartfelt exploration of a deep and enduring connection between two people. The lyrics paint a picture of a relationship where both individuals find solace and joy in each other's company. The opening lines, 'J'peux le regarder danser, J'peux l'écouter penser, parler seul,' suggest a profound appreciation for the partner's presence and individuality. This mutual admiration sets the stage for a relationship that feels almost timeless, as if they could spend hours together without ever growing tired of each other.

The song also touches on the complexities and uncertainties that come with any relationship. Lines like 'Je sais que t'en vois pas qu'une, Si je réfléchis trop c'est pour qu'on ne, Crée pas de banales rancunes' reveal a conscious effort to avoid misunderstandings and petty grievances. This awareness underscores the importance of communication and understanding in maintaining a healthy relationship. The recurring theme of 'tous les deux' (both of us) emphasizes the idea of partnership and mutual support, suggesting that they can face any challenge as long as they are together.

Another significant aspect of the song is its acknowledgment of external perceptions and judgments. 'Les autres vont nous regarder danser, Passent la moitié du temps à penser, Qu'on va tomber et recommencer' reflects the scrutiny and skepticism they face from others. Despite this, the couple remains resilient, always getting back up and continuing their dance. This resilience is a testament to their strong bond and commitment to each other. The song ultimately celebrates the beauty of shared experiences and the strength found in unity, making it a touching ode to enduring love and companionship.