Nsiti

Oussama's song 'Nsiti' is a poignant reflection on the pain of a love lost and the struggle to move on. The lyrics oscillate between Arabic and French, painting a picture of a person who is haunted by memories of a past relationship. The repeated phrase 'nasiati allly eishna' suggests a sense of disbelief and betrayal, as the singer grapples with the realization that their partner has forgotten the life they shared together. The lyrics express a deep sense of nostalgia and longing, as the singer reminisces about thinking of their partner day and night and feeling a profound love for them.

The French verses of the song delve into the emotional turmoil following the end of the relationship. The singer reflects on the promises and commitments that were made, and how they believed their love would last a lifetime ('J'pensais que nous deux, eamri, c'était pour toute la vie'). There is a sense of vulnerability and loss, as the singer acknowledges that they have never felt so weak and that they are unsure of how to proceed without their partner. Despite the absence of anger towards the ex-partner, there is a hint of regret and a foreboding sense that the ex-partner will eventually realize the mistake of leaving.

The song's chorus and verses together create a narrative of love and loss, where the past is inescapable and the future uncertain. The singer's attempts to cope with the pain, such as trying to forget by partying, are met with the harsh reality that the love they once knew has come to an end. The song's melancholic tone is underscored by the music, which complements the emotional weight of the lyrics, making 'Nsiti' a touching ballad that resonates with anyone who has experienced the heartache of a love that was thought to be eternal.