Title: Eden Artist: Julien Doré The song "Eden" by Julien Doré is a poetic exploration of love, desire, and the longing for a deep connection with someone. The lyrics convey a sense of vulnerability, passion, and the yearning to be understood and accepted by the person they love. The song begins with the line "Ma voix saura se taire" which means "My voice will know how to be quiet." This sets the tone for the song as an intimate and personal expression. The singer goes on to describe how they want to caress and comfort their loved one's face and soothe them throughout the winter, even amidst their desires and inner turmoil. The line "Faire de ton pire passé Un océan de glace" translates to "Turning your worst past into an ocean of ice." Here, the singer expresses their ambition to help their loved one move beyond their past traumas and create a safe and calm environment where they can find peace. The chorus repeats the lines "J'aurais voulu te plaire Te tenir contre moi" which mean "I would have liked to please you, to hold you against me." These lines reflect the singer's desire to be accepted and loved by their partner, and their longing to be physically close. However, they also acknowledge that in order to truly please their loved one, they need to show their vulnerability and be unafraid of being hurt. In the second verse, the lyrics delve deeper into the emotional journey of the singer and their loved one. The imagery of rivers of anger and violence portrays the struggles and complexities within their relationship. They express a desire to comfort their partner and forget their pain, reaching a point where they can communicate honestly and intimately. The verse "Si par hasard cette nuit venait brûler ton ventre" translates to "If by chance tonight, your belly was to burn." It suggests a passionate encounter and the intensity of desire. The following lines describe the singer's heart being like a barking dog, ready to protect their loved one from emotional storms. The song concludes with the lines "J'attendrai que tu tiennes Ton sourire à l'endroit" which mean "I will wait until you hold Your smile in the right place." Here, the singer expresses their willingness to wait for their loved one to find happiness, even if it means separating themselves from the connection they have. It signifies a selfless act of love, where their loved one's well-being is prioritized above their own desires. In "Eden," Julien Doré beautifully captures the nuances of love and desire, showcasing the delicate balance between offering support, understanding, and allowing for personal growth within a relationship.