À Deux

Tayc's song 'À Deux' is a heartfelt ode to a deep and unbreakable romantic connection. The lyrics are imbued with a sense of devotion and commitment, emphasizing the unique and irreplaceable bond between the singer and his partner. The repeated phrase 'À deux on peut le faire mais seulement si tu veux' (Together we can do it, but only if you want) underscores the mutual consent and partnership that are central to their relationship. This line suggests that their strength lies in their unity and shared willingness to face challenges together, even if it means going through difficult times, symbolized by the mention of 'en enfer' (in hell).

The song also highlights the exclusivity and special nature of their love. Tayc sings about how their relationship is anything but ordinary ('Entre nous y'a rien de banale'), and how his partner is the only one he truly knows and wants ('la seule que j'connais c'est toi'). This exclusivity is further emphasized by the protective and watchful stance he takes, ensuring his partner's safety and well-being ('T'inquiète pas sur toi je veille'). The lyrics convey a sense of loyalty and dedication, portraying the singer as a guardian and a devoted lover.

Cultural references also play a significant role in the song. Tayc mentions being well-known in Paris and suggests a trip to Mali, which could be a nod to his African heritage and a desire to share his roots with his partner. The use of the word 'motéma,' which means 'heart' in Lingala, a language spoken in the Congo, adds a layer of cultural depth and emotional resonance to the song. This blend of personal, cultural, and emotional elements makes 'À Deux' a rich and multifaceted declaration of love and commitment.