Lyrics: My wife is a bomb, a massacre When she enters your world, all the guys fall My wife is like drugs, like kilograms of cocaine She's at the top of the charts, she's blown up your diagrams Compared to others, they look like gorillas There

The song "Taxiphone" by Gaël Faye reflects on the artist's life experiences and his identity as a person caught between two cultures and countries

Lyrics: We rush out, in numbers, pouring out onto the plain In hundreds, in millions, in billions or in thousandths From a few simple drops to human tidal waves Eruptions of dawn to illuminate emblems Lanterns in our minds, if we plunge into darkness We&#

"C'est Cool" is a song by Gaël Faye, a Rwandan-French rapper and singer

The lyrics of Gaël Faye's song "Métis" explore the complexities of identity and the experience of being of mixed race in a dichotomous world

The song "Président" by Gaël Faye explores the political landscape and social issues in African countries, particularly those ruled by long-standing presidents

"Jackie Jacky Jack" is a song by French-Rwandan artist Gaël Faye

The song "Tôt Le Matin" by Gaël Faye is a mix of different verses and sections, each with its own story and meaning

Lyrics: Rebellious weeds crack the sidewalks I can't sleep

The song "A-France" by Gaël Faye tells the story of the artist's experience as a Franco-Rwandan living in France