"Week-End À Rome" is a song by Josef Salvat, originally released in 2014. The song is primarily sung in French and depicts a romantic getaway to Rome. The lyrics describe the excitement of spending a weekend as a couple, exploring different cities in Italy and experiencing the joy of being together. The song starts with the couple planning a weekend trip to Rome, without anyone else. They mention other cities like Florence and Milan, hinting at the possibility of visiting those places if they have enough time. In the car, they listen to melodious radio songs, probably romantic ballads. As they arrive in Rome, they find Paris under the rain. However, they remain happy, sighing with contentment, and enjoying comedic and Italian-themed music. The song conveys the idea that even if the weather isn't ideal, being together in a romantic city like Rome makes everything worthwhile. The lyrics also express the desire to find happiness, laughter, and escape from reality during this romantic weekend. They wish to create their own separate world, like living in a bubble where they can find solace and be themselves. The imagery of "poser mon coeur bancal dans ton bocal, ton aquarium" (placing my unsteady heart in your jar, your aquarium) portrays them seeking refuge in each other. The song emphasizes the importance of enjoying life and having fun because they are young. It also mentions the desire to regain one's smile, suggesting that there might have been some difficulties or sad moments before the trip. However, it is the company of the special someone that brings back the happiness and helps overcome any issues. Overall, "Week-End À Rome" is a romantic and upbeat song about a couple's weekend escape to the enchanting city of Rome.
