The song "Habemus Papaye" by Julien Doré tells the story of a nostalgic moment at the beach. The lyrics depict the scene of the sea curving like a lemon, with the narrator closing their jacket on the shore. The wind from the dunes sweeps across the horizon, taking control of their lungs. The refrain suggests that something left by someone is on the narrator's bed, a piece of their hair from their head, and on their lips, a forgotten taste of their kiss. This indicates the presence of a past love or a longing for someone who is no longer there. The lyrics continue with the mention of a solid rock in chlorine and crickets, where the narrator would forget the name of the person and the storm. Praslin, possibly referring to the Seychelles island, calls the narrator in a beautiful prayer to apologize to the seashells. The refrain is repeated, this time with the addition of Brigitte's vocals. They sing about missing the person's dogs and missing them as well, stating that they will never be the same without them. They also mention missing the person's voice and missing love, implying a deep emotional connection that is now lost. Overall, the song portrays a sense of longing, nostalgia, and the impact of someone's absence on the narrator's life.
