The song "Je M'en Rappelle" by Guizmo tells the story of a person reflecting on their troubled relationship with their father. The lyrics reveal feelings of anger and betrayal towards the father figure who has negatively impacted their life. The song begins with the protagonist expressing their inability to tell their father that he has ruined their life. They had a strained relationship with their stepfather and resented him for not treating them like his own child. The stepfather's addiction to cigarettes and alcohol is mentioned, and the protagonist reveals that his true nature has been exposed, referring to him as a loser. The protagonist's mother was deceived by the stepfather's lies, and they were both manipulated by him. The protagonist expresses their desire to no longer have any contact with their stepfather and remarks that they hope he hears their message. The song continues with the protagonist recalling how their stepfather negatively impacted their life. The stepfather made fun of them for being slow and speaking in slang. The protagonist admits their flaws but asserts that the stepfather is even worse. They express their readiness to fight him and attest to their growth and ability to defend themselves. The protagonist wishes ill upon their stepfather, expressing hope that their stepbrother disrespects him and that his new partner cheats on him with dangerous individuals. They also express their disdain towards their stepfather, using derogatory terms to describe him. However, they make it clear that they will not speak ill of their stepmother as she took care of them like a grandmother. The song ends with the protagonist affirming that they will not mention the stepfather's name because he craves attention and believes staying silent will be a form of punishment. They tell him to never return as there is nothing left to gain from their relationship. Overall, "Je M'en Rappelle" is a powerful song that delves into the emotions and personal experiences of the artist, conveying feelings of betrayal, anger, and the desire for closure.
