Ma Soeur

Vitaa's song 'Ma Soeur' delves deep into the emotional turmoil caused by betrayal from someone she considered a sister. The lyrics paint a vivid picture of trust shattered and the subsequent pain that lingers long after the initial betrayal. Vitaa expresses her disbelief and hurt, emphasizing how she never expected to doubt someone she trusted so deeply. The phrase 'overdose de conscience' suggests an overwhelming sense of awareness and introspection, as she grapples with the reasons behind the betrayal.

The chorus is particularly poignant, highlighting the depth of her pain. She feels 'trompée par mon cœur, trahie par ma sœur,' which translates to 'deceived by my heart, betrayed by my sister.' This line encapsulates the duality of her suffering—both emotional and relational. The betrayal is not just a personal affront but a profound violation of trust and love. Vitaa's promise of retribution, 'tu vas payer c'que t'as fait dans les moindres détails,' underscores her lingering anger and desire for justice.

As the song progresses, Vitaa reflects on the aftermath of the betrayal. She describes the isolation and fear her former friend now faces, having lost the support and trust of those around her. The imagery of 't'as perdu ta ptite soeur' conveys a sense of irrevocable loss and the end of a cherished relationship. Vitaa's pain is further compounded by the specific nature of the betrayal—her friend slept with someone important to her, adding a layer of personal violation to the emotional hurt. The song concludes with Vitaa acknowledging the time wasted on trying to mend the broken pieces of her life, ultimately deciding to move on from the past.

' Ma Soeur' is a powerful exploration of betrayal, trust, and the painful journey of healing. Vitaa's raw and honest lyrics resonate with anyone who has experienced the sting of betrayal from someone they once held dear.