“Introspection” Lyrics by Lynda, Imen Es is a latest French song in the voices of Lynda, Imen Es. Its music too is composed by singer while brand new “Introspection” song lyrics are also written by Lynda, Imen Es. This is a popular song among the people of United States of America. The song “Introspection” by Lynda and Imen Es is a deep and emotional reflection on life, struggles, and personal growth. The lyrics talk about sleepless nights filled with thoughts about the past, family, love, and future dreams. The singer expresses pain from betrayals, regrets, and the weight of responsibilities, especially as a mother. Despite hardships, she finds strength to move forward, determined to protect her loved ones and focus on herself.
Paroles de Introspection – Lynda
[Couplet 1 : Lynda]
5 heures du mat, je me réveille, non, j’ai pas dormi
Les yeux cernés, j’connais pas le sommeil, j’connais pas la nuit
J’repense à tout, j’cogite à tout comme si c’était le moment
Et je me demande quand est-ce que viendra l’bon moment
Le moment où j’aurais enfin fondé ma famille
Le moment où j’aurais fondé mon putain d’foyer
Encore faut-il que celui que j’aime ce soit le bon
J’peux pas répéter les erreurs deux fois, non non (J’peux pas, j’peux pas)
J’pense à ma mère, j’pense à mon père qui verront tout ça
J’prie pour leurs santés, mais c’est la mienne qui est touchée
J’pense à mes sœurs, j’pense à mes freres
J’ai besoin de leur soutien (Toujours)
Sans leur soutien, oh dites moi ce que je deviens (Rien, rien)
J’pense à la ‘sique, faut que j’arrête, tout ça me ronge
J’chercher d’autres moyens d’remplir mon compte en banque
J’pense a quitter l’pays, prendre mes économies
Qu’on oublie mon nom (On oublie mon nom)
J’pense au chois d’une vie
Prendre toute la famille, construire ma maison (Bye, bye, bye)
Je me demande aussi, est-ce qu’il faut que je me venge ?
(Je vais peter les prombs)
Pour tour ceux qui ont dérangé ma vie
Je suis pas comme ça, mais le soir j’ai des idées étranges
J’suis loin d’être bête, j’peux te faire du sale, mais je préfère le silence (Chut)
J’ressasse les pécheés que j’ai pu faire
Je sais que ça a un impact
Que je le paie sur terre, ça je le sais
Parfois il y a rien qui marche (Rien rien)
J’essaie de me libérer et de guérir de tout mes tromas (Aie)
J’repense à ceux qui m’ont pas tendu la main quand j’avais trop mal
J’repense aux lamres, j’repense aux pleurs, mon front au sol
J’voulais juste qu’on écoute toute ma vérité, on m’a traité de folle
J’pense à ma nièce à mon neveu, j’veux pas qu’ils soient grands
Je sais ce monde il fait peur
J’donnerais tout pour devenir un enfant
[Couplet 2 : Imen Es]
5 heures du mat, j’ai pas dormi mais je relativise
Pour mes enfants il faut que j’me lève, c’est ma devise
26 années se sont écoulées et je les ai pas vu
Aujourd’hui je sais que c’est à cause de toutes les choses que j’ai vécu
J’pense à garder le sourire même si j’ai que des couteaux dans l’dos
J’pense à ma famille, même si il y a plus tour le monde sur la photo
Personne pense à moi, tout l’monde croit que j’ai mal pour de faux
J’pense à ceux qui ont construit l’avenir sur mon dos
J’pense à celle que j’ai jamais voulu être
J’ai voulu être parfaite pour celui que j’aimais
J’repense aux sales coups, j’repende à tout ce qu’il m’a fait
Quans j’repense à nous j’me dis que c’est fini, un point c’est tout
J’pense aux trahisons que j’ai subi par mes amies
Par mes ennemies, par ma famille, même par lui
J’en suis tombée malade, ça a mis un coup à ma santé mentale
La vie c’est pas les réseaux, j’peux te le dire, ça peux être fatal
J’pense à stopper, j’pense à m’barrer, j’me dis « Imen, arrére »
J’m’imagine à entendre l’eden dans l’minaret
J’pense toujours à celle que j’aspire à être
Maintenant je pense à moi, c’est fini, plus de prise de tête
J’pense à Djibril, j’pense à Kassim qui manquent de rien
C’est pas facile d’être une mère seule avec deux gamins
J’veux pas qu’ils soient grands
Ce monde est méchant, on s’approche de la fin
J’veux être là pour les voirs du début à la fin
Introspection Lyrics Meaning
[Couplet 1 – Lynda]
The song starts with the singer unable to sleep at five in the morning. She lies awake, her mind filled with endless thoughts, unable to find rest. Sleep feels foreign to her, as if she has forgotten what it means to truly relax. At this moment, she reflects on her life, questioning when the right time will come for her to finally build the family and home she dreams of. But this thought is followed by doubt—will she find the right person to share her life with? She is determined not to repeat past mistakes, emphasizing that she cannot afford to go through the same pain twice.
Her thoughts then shift to her parents. She wonders what they will think of her journey and prays for their health, even though she feels like she is the one struggling the most. She also thinks about her siblings, acknowledging how much she needs their support. Without them, she feels like she would have nothing left. The weight of her career in music is also taking a toll on her, making her wonder if she should give it up. It has become something that drains her rather than fulfilling her, and she starts considering other ways to make money. The idea of leaving everything behind, moving away, and making a fresh start crosses her mind. She dreams of building a home for her family, far from the troubles she faces now.
As she reflects on her past, darker thoughts creep in. She questions whether she should take revenge on those who have hurt her and disrupted her life. Though she knows that revenge is not in her nature, the pain she carries makes her consider things she normally wouldn’t. She is fully aware that she has the power to retaliate, but she chooses silence instead. However, the memories of her past sins weigh on her, and she believes that she is already paying the price for them in this life. There are moments when nothing seems to go right, making her feel trapped in an endless cycle of suffering.
Despite everything, she wants to free herself from the pain and heal from her traumas. She remembers those who ignored her when she was struggling the most, those who didn’t lend her a hand when she desperately needed support. She recalls her tears, her cries, and the times she prayed for someone to simply listen to her, only to be dismissed as crazy. Her thoughts then turn to her niece and nephew—she doesn’t want them to grow up too fast. She knows how scary the world is and wishes they could stay innocent forever. In her deepest moments of sadness, she even longs to return to childhood herself, a time when things were simpler and free of the burdens she now carries.
[Couplet 2 – Imen Es]
Imen Es continues the song with her own reflection, also struggling with sleeplessness at five in the morning. However, she tries to put things into perspective. She reminds herself that no matter how exhausted she feels, she must get up for her children. They are her priority, and taking care of them is what gives her strength. Looking back, she realizes that 26 years have passed in the blink of an eye, largely because of everything she has been through. The weight of her experiences has made time slip away.
Even when she feels betrayed and hurt, she forces herself to keep smiling. Despite being stabbed in the back by people she trusted, she holds onto her strength. She thinks about her family, though not everyone is still present in her life. The pain of losing people—either through betrayal or distance—remains with her. Worse, she feels invisible, as if no one truly sees her struggles. People assume she is fine or exaggerating her pain, but they don’t realize the sacrifices she has made. Some have even built their success by stepping on her, using her without considering her feelings.
She reflects on the person she once tried to be. She wanted to be perfect for the one she loved, but looking back, she sees how much she suffered in that relationship. The hurtful things he did to her replay in her mind, but she accepts that it is over now. That chapter is closed, no matter how painful it was. However, betrayal hasn’t only come from relationships—she has been hurt by friends, enemies, and even family. These betrayals deeply affected her, taking a toll on her mental health. She acknowledges that real life is not like what people see on social media; it can be harsh and even dangerous.
The thought of escaping it all comes to her. She wonders if she should just leave everything behind, even questioning herself—should she really go? In moments of doubt, she imagines finding peace in faith, listening to the call to prayer and reconnecting with something greater than her struggles. But ultimately, she realizes that she must focus on herself now. She decides that she will no longer waste energy on things that hurt her.
She then thinks about her children, Djibril and Kassim, and reassures herself that they have everything they need. But being a single mother with two kids is not easy. The world is a cruel place, and she fears for their future. She doesn’t want them to grow up too fast because she knows how harsh life can be. More than anything, she wants to be there for them, from the very beginning until the end, protecting them from the pain she has endured.
FAQs
Q. Who has sung Introspection song?
A. Introspection song is sung by Lynda, Imen Es.
Q. Who wrote Introspection lyrics?
A. Introspection lyrics are penned by Lynda, Imen Es.
Q. Who has given the music of Introspection song?
A. Introspection music is composed and produced by Lynda, Imen Es.
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