Faut que je mette les voiles Lyrics – JuL

Faut que je mette les voiles Lyrics Meaning

[Intro]
Here JuL keeps repeating the same line again and again, almost like a chant. By saying it nonstop, he makes it clear how badly he wants to leave everything behind and escape. It feels like he’s stuck in an environment that drains him, and repeating the line is his way of reminding himself he needs to break free. It creates a sense of urgency, like he can’t stay where he is anymore because it’s suffocating him. The repetition also gives off a hypnotic vibe, making you feel the pressure he’s under and his desire to just pack up and disappear. It’s less about the words changing and more about the intensity building with each time he says it.

[Refrain]
JuL is basically saying he needs to get away because there’s too much jealousy around him. He feels surrounded by people who don’t wish him well, and it’s weighing him down. All he wants is peace of mind, space to breathe, and to be left alone without all that negativity.

[Couplet 1]
Here JuL dives deeper into his life and thoughts. He starts by showing his defiance, saying he raps for his brothers who are locked up, and he writes his songs quickly and with honesty. He admits to enjoying simple pleasures, like smoking or joking with friends, but he also gets frustrated by people pretending to be better than they are. He doesn’t care about complaints or criticism; he’s focused on pushing forward with confidence, showing he’s not scared of the path he’s on. Money doesn’t blind him, even though he acknowledges the temptations it brings. Instead, he stays motivated, ready to take on anyone who doubts him.

He also lets his paranoia show, saying he sometimes worries about being sabotaged, especially while driving fast on the highway. Then he shifts gears, talking about attraction and wanting to quietly get to know a girl he notices. Through this, he mixes everyday human desires with the toughness of his lifestyle. He shouts out his fans who still support him even in hard times, like in court or dealing with struggles, which shows his loyalty.

There’s also a more vulnerable side: he admits the system is exhausting, that sometimes he cries in the shower, and that chasing dreams can wear him down. Still, he refuses to quit. He compares life to a race, sometimes drinking and pushing his car like he’s running against others, while haters throw obstacles in his way. He daydreams about escaping to Mexico, relaxing under palm trees, but at the same time he says to forget JuL and call him Enrico, hinting at wanting a new identity or break from fame. Finally, he shares moments with his friends, happy reunions, and the pride in his team, showing that brotherhood keeps him grounded despite everything else.

[Refrain]
Once again, he points out the constant jealousy surrounding him. It feels like a reminder to himself that he can’t stay in that environment. What he really wants is to walk away from all the noise, haters, and fake energy so he can protect his peace and keep moving forward.

[Outro]
The song closes with the line repeated many times, almost like in the intro but with a finality to it. Here it feels like he’s convincing himself more and more that leaving is the only choice. The repetition hammers home how serious he is about escaping the negativity and pressure. It’s not just about physically leaving a place but mentally freeing himself from toxic vibes, jealousy, and judgment. The outro makes it feel like he’s stuck in a cycle, yet determined to break out of it. Saying the same thing over and over also gives a feeling of exhaustion, like he’s tired of the same struggles, and repeating it is his way of gathering strength to finally move on.