"Sensible" is a song by Eddy De Pretto, a French singer-songwriter. The lyrics of the song talk about the criticism and judgments one faces when they achieve success or stand out from the crowd. The song highlights the narrator's ability to remain unaffected by negative opinions and derogatory comments. The lyrics suggest that the person criticizing is someone who has never accomplished much themselves and is just comfortable sitting back and judging others. The narrator dismisses their words and mocks their inability to express themselves properly through language. The song continues with the narrator asserting their indifference towards the criticism, emphasizing that they will not be affected by it. They mention reading hurtful comments about themselves in the past, but it hasn't deterred them. They believe that they will always be there, even after the critic has said everything they can about them. The chorus repeats the idea of the narrator's insensitivity towards the negative comments. They refuse to pay attention to the voiceless cries and the bold words thrown at them. The lyrics also touch upon the notion of others talking about the narrator, suggesting that they are the subject of gossip or discussions. However, the narrator does not see themselves in those discussions and considers it nothing more than noise. Overall, "Sensible" conveys a sense of confidence and resilience in the face of criticism. Eddy De Pretto encourages listeners to remain true to themselves despite what others may say and to not let negative opinions derail their journey to success.
