Faut que je mette les voiles Lyrics (English Translation) – JuL

Faut que je mette les voiles (English Translation) Lyrics Meaning

[Intro]
Here the artist repeats the same line again and again, almost like a chant, to show how strong his urge is to break away from his current situation. It feels like he’s stuck in a cycle where the only thought on his mind is leaving everything behind. The constant repetition gives the feeling of pressure and restlessness, as if he’s reminding himself he has no other option but to go. It sets the tone for the whole track, full of escape and frustration.

[Chorus]
This part makes it clear why he wants to leave. He feels surrounded by jealousy, negativity, and people who don’t want the best for him. Instead of fighting or explaining himself, he just wants space and peace. His way of dealing with all the envy around him is to distance himself completely.

[Verse 1]
The first verse dives deep into JuL’s world, where street life, pressure, and personal struggles mix together. He starts by pointing to a rough environment, mentioning stolen weapons and speaking for people who live in the shadows. His writing style is quick and unfiltered, showing how fast his thoughts move. He talks about smoking to relax, but he also makes it clear he prefers honesty and simple people instead of fake behavior. There’s a sense of exhaustion when he says he gives up when little remains, showing how drained he sometimes feels by life and people.

He shows anger toward those who judge or complain, making it clear he doesn’t care about rules that don’t support him. He’s proud of going forward without fear, supported by his crew and vehicles, while mocking those who are controlled by others. For him, money isn’t everything; he’s more drawn to raw experiences, even if they’re messy. His rebellious side comes out when he says he’ll fight against everyone this year, no matter what names they throw at him.

At the same time, paranoia creeps in—he’s worried about sabotage, like someone messing with his car. He describes his speed on the road, his eye on a girl he likes, and his desire to get her number in his own playful way. He’s also grateful to his fans, even those in tough places, who keep supporting him with the “JuL sign.” He throws in random images, like blonde girls always causing trouble, or dreaming about leaving the system that wears him down by aiming for something bigger, like the moon.

The verse shifts into vulnerability when he admits crying in the shower and not feeling okay. He mentions damaging his car, drinking, and racing—almost like he’s trying to escape his problems through speed and distraction. He admits his mind is suffering, and jealous people around him are only making life heavier. Yet he still finds comfort in music, comparing himself to Chico while sharing dreams of relaxing with friends somewhere far away, like Mexico. He fantasizes about the beach, drinks, and forgetting his identity for a moment, calling himself “Enrico” instead of JuL.

Toward the end, he points out how busy life is with different missions, reconnects with an old friend, and celebrates loyalty in his circle. For him, the bond with his people, his team, and his roots is unshakable. Even in the chaos, he finds strength in unity and the support of those who truly know him.

[Chorus]
Once again, he repeats the need to leave because jealousy and bad energy surround him. The demand for peace is strong here, and he doesn’t want to argue or explain. He just wants space, showing that distance is his only way of protecting himself and keeping his mind clear.

[Outro]
The ending returns to repetition, almost like the intro, but this time it feels heavier, like a final push of determination. He keeps insisting he must sail away, as if he’s convincing himself not to stay stuck. The repeated lines sound like waves hitting again and again, reflecting his struggle but also his decision to move forward no matter what.