"Parle Plus Bas" is a song recorded by American singer and actor Harry Connick, Jr. and it was featured on his album "Only You" released in 2004. The song is unique as it is sung entirely in French, and was included as a bonus track on the French release of the album. The song's title, "Parle Plus Bas," translates to "Speak Lower" in English. The lyrics of the song convey a message of secrecy and intimacy between two lovers. The narrator advises their partner to speak softly, as the world is not ready to hear their tender words or understand their passionate love. The narrator reflects on the fact that the world would simply think they are crazy if they were to openly express their love. However, despite this, the narrator encourages their partner to continue speaking about the incredible and intense love they share. The lyrics also touch on the idea that the world would be surprised and would not be able to comprehend the depth of their love. The narrator suggests that they have found in each other's hearts something that the world has denied them. They acknowledge that they cannot expect anything from those who have created songs without genuine expressions of love or where love is limited by reason. Overall, "Parle Plus Bas" brings a sense of secrecy, defiance, and the courage to embrace a love that goes against societal norms. The song expresses the desire for the couple's love to remain hidden from the judgments of the world, but also celebrates the authenticity and intensity of their connection.
