“La Pluie” Lyrics by Franglish is a latest French song in the voice of Franglish. Its music too is composed by singer while brand new “La Pluie” song lyrics are also written by Franglish. This is a popular song among the people of United States of America.
“La Pluie” by Franglish is about pain, betrayal, and success. He talks about feeling hurt but hiding it, waiting for the rain to wash away his tears. He trusted people who took advantage of him, leaving him with nothing but money. Now, he’s made it big, but he wonders if people truly love him or just want his wealth. The song blends emotions with a confident, flashy lifestyle.
Paroles de La Pluie – Franglish
[Intro : Franglish]
Y a des choses qu’on voit, mais on préfère rien dire
Let’s get it
[Pré-refrain : Franglish]
J’m’en rappelle, j’avais tellement mal, mais je n’voulais pas le montrer
J’attendais la pluie pour laisser les larmes couler
L’amitié devient un prix parce que j’voulais plus payer, j’ai pris sur moi
Ils voulaient pas de moi, par la fenêtre j’suis rentré
J’suis dans la maison, ouais j’donnerais l’heure désormais
J’suis comme le soleil, ils arrivent pas à m’regarder
Tu sais (Let’s go)
[Refrain : Franglish]
J’leur ai donné, ils m’ont tout volé (Hey, hey)
J’ai plus d’cœur, il me reste que l’argent (Que la money)
Avec le sourire, j’suis venu tout niquer (Fu*ked up)
J’suis refait, là tout va bien maintenant (Let’s go)
J’me demande si tu m’aimes vraiment (Do you love me ?)
Si tu m’aimes, cries-le, j’veux t’entendre (Talk to me)
J’leur ai donné, ils m’ont tout volé (Hey, hey)
J’ai plus d’cœur, il me reste que l’argent, nan
[Couplet 1 : Dinos & Franglish]
J’ai plus d’cœur, tout c’qui m’reste, c’est la illasse-ca, les euros, les pascals, le pare-balles, la plata, le plomo
J’me rappelle qu’un sac vide, c’était tout c’que j’avais
Que ma side b!tch m’aimait plus que ma main
Sur ma chaine, y a un neuf, un trois, un 4Keus
Paris sous la pluie, l’toit ouvrant m’sert à dalle que
On aura tous la même fin, on aura tous le même sort
J’ride avec mes bad b!tch, j’ride avec mes n-word (Let’s go)
La monnaie les fait saliver (La monnaie les fait saliver)
Les allumer, c’est ça l’idée (Les allumer, c’est ça l’idée)
Une main, j’enlève ton sous-vêtement (Une main, j’enlève tout sur toi)
Dis-moi, c’est qui le fou maintenant ? (Mais dis-moi, c’est qui le fou là ?)
La monnaie les fait saliver (La monnaie les fait saliver)
Les allumer, c’est ça l’idée (Les allumer, c’est ça l’idée)
Une main, j’enlève ton sous-vêtement (Une main, j’enlève tout sur toi)
Mais dis-moi, c’est qui le fou maintenant ?
[Pré-refrain : Franglish]
J’m’en rappelle, j’avais tellement mal, mais je n’voulais pas le montrer
J’attendais la pluie pour laisser les larmes couler
L’amitié devient un prix parce que j’voulais plus payer, j’ai pris sur moi
Ils voulaient pas de moi, par la fenêtre j’suis rentré
J’suis dans la maison, ouais j’donnerais l’heure désormais
J’suis comme le soleil, ils arrivent pas à m’regarder
Tu sais (Tu sais)
[Refrain : Franglish & Dinos]
J’leur ai donné, ils m’ont tout volé (Tout)
J’ai plus d’cœur, il me reste que l’argent (Que les tals)
Avec le sourire, j’suis venu tout niquer (Tout niquer)
J’suis refait, là tout va bien maintenant
J’me demande si tu m’aimes vraiment (Est-ce que tu m’aimes ?)
Si tu m’aimes, cries-le, j’veux t’entendre (Talk to me)
J’leur ai donné, ils m’ont tout volé (Tout)
J’ai plus d’cœur, il me reste que l’argent, nan
[Couplet 2 : Dinos & Franglish]
Posé dans Viano Benz avec sept b!tches
J’suis trop cramé aux Galeries, donc j’vais à Selfridges (Let’s go)
Ma baby ne met pas ses coudes à table
Elle conduit pas d’Fiat 500 et elle mange pas d’burrata (Jamais)
Dis à tous nos opps (Eh) qu’on les baise tous
Y a drah, j’appelle la bande, j’appelle pas la rescousse
Elle répond pas au phone, elle est avec nous
Tu m’as dit qu’t’avais des tals, mais c’est une fake news
La monnaie les fait saliver (La monnaie les fait saliver)
Les allumer, c’est ça l’idée (Les allumer, c’est ça l’idée)
Une main, j’enlève ton sous-vêtement (Une main, j’enlève tout sur toi)
Dis-moi, c’est qui le fou maintenant ? (Mais dis-moi, c’est qui le fou là ?)
La monnaie les fait saliver (La monnaie les fait saliver)
Les allumer, c’est ça l’idée (Les allumer, c’est ça l’idée)
Une main, j’enlève ton sous-vêtement (Une main, j’enlève tout sur toi)
Mais dis-moi, c’est qui le fou maintenant ?
[Pré-refrain : Franglish]
J’m’en rappelle, j’avais tellement mal, mais je n’voulais pas le montrer
J’attendais la pluie pour laisser les larmes couler
L’amitié devient un prix parce que j’voulais plus payer, j’ai pris sur moi
Ils voulaient pas de moi, par la fenêtre j’suis rentré
J’suis dans la maison, ouais j’donnerais l’heure désormais
J’suis comme le soleil, ils arrivent pas à m’regarder
Tu sais (Tu sais)
[Refrain : Franglish & Dinos]
J’leur ai donné, ils m’ont tout volé (Tout)
J’ai plus d’cœur, il me reste que l’argent (Que les tals)
Avec le sourire, j’suis venu tout niquer (Tout niquer)
J’suis refait, là tout va bien maintenant
J’me demande si tu m’aimes vraiment (Est-ce que tu m’aimes ?)
Si tu m’aimes, cries-le, j’veux t’entendre (Talk to me)
J’leur ai donné, ils m’ont tout volé (Tout)
J’ai plus d’cœur, il me reste que l’argent, nan
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La Pluie Lyrics Meaning
[Intro]
Sometimes, people witness things but choose to stay silent. This could mean ignoring problems, pretending not to see betrayal, or simply avoiding confrontation. It sets the tone for the song, hinting at the unspoken struggles and realities that the artist has faced.
[Pre-Refrain]
The artist reflects on a painful past where he was suffering but didn’t want to show his vulnerability. Instead of openly expressing his emotions, he waited for the rain, a metaphor for a moment where he could finally let his tears fall without anyone noticing. He talks about how friendship became something transactional—something that required effort and sacrifice, which he no longer wanted to pay for. So, he decided to deal with things on his own. He wasn’t accepted by others, but he found his own way in, even if it meant breaking through barriers. Now that he’s made it, he’s in a position of power where he can set the rules. He compares himself to the sun, meaning that his success is so bright that others can’t handle looking at him directly—they envy him or feel uncomfortable with how far he has come.
[Refrain]
He expresses frustration about giving so much to people only to have them take everything from him. He trusted and helped others, but in the end, he feels like they only used him. Because of this, he feels emotionally empty, as if his heart is gone, and all he has left is money. Despite everything, he’s still smiling and moving forward, determined to take over and succeed. Now that he has reached a comfortable place, things are going well for him. However, he still questions the sincerity of the people around him. He wonders if anyone truly loves him for who he is or if they are only attracted to his wealth and status. He wants to hear genuine love and reassurance, but deep down, he doubts whether it’s real.
[Verse 1]
He emphasizes that he no longer has emotions, and all that matters now is money, protection, and survival. He lists different currencies and valuables, showing that his focus has shifted entirely to financial security. He remembers when he had nothing, just an empty bag, representing his struggles and poverty. During those hard times, even his side girl, someone who wasn’t supposed to be his main love, seemed to care more for him than the people he trusted most. He mentions his chain, which carries the numbers of his hometown, showing pride in where he comes from. Paris is described as rainy, a possible metaphor for his struggles in the city. He acknowledges that in the end, no matter how much success or money one has, everyone will face the same fate. He embraces his current lifestyle, riding around with his crew and women, but he also recognizes the greed and hunger that money creates in people. He mentions “lighting them up,” which could mean standing out and surpassing others or taking down those who try to challenge him. He enjoys the power that money gives him, playing with themes of control, wealth, and attraction. He questions who the real fool is now—those who doubted him or those who underestimated his rise.
[Pre-Refrain]
Once again, he reflects on the pain he carried in silence. He didn’t want to show weakness, so he waited for a moment when he could release his emotions freely. Friendships became something that required too much effort and sacrifice, so he decided to stop paying that emotional cost. He dealt with things on his own, and even though he was unwanted, he still found a way in. Now, he has reached a position of influence and success, and people struggle to look at him because of how much he has achieved, just like how it’s difficult to stare directly at the sun.
[Refrain]
He repeats the idea that he gave everything to people, but they took advantage of him. He feels as though his heart is gone, and the only thing that remains is money. Despite this, he has moved forward, smiling through it all and reaching a successful place. Still, he can’t help but wonder if the love around him is real. Do people actually care for him, or are they just drawn to his wealth? He asks for reassurance, wanting to hear that he is loved, but deep down, he is skeptical.
[Verse 2]
He describes his current lifestyle, showing how much his wealth has changed things. He’s in a luxury car, surrounded by women, and he avoids crowded or mainstream shopping places because he has become too recognizable. His girlfriend has high standards—she doesn’t behave in an ordinary way, drive a basic car, or eat common foods. This could reflect how his status has influenced his relationships, where he surrounds himself only with those who match his new lifestyle. He then sends a message to his rivals, making it clear that he and his team are not to be messed with. If trouble arises, he relies on his own people rather than calling for outside help. He also exposes someone who pretended to have money, revealing it as a lie. This highlights the theme of fake wealth and how people often pretend to be something they’re not. He repeats that money makes people greedy, and he enjoys the power and control it gives him. He plays with the idea of dominance, both financially and physically, stripping someone down literally and figuratively. In the end, he asks again—who is the real fool now? The ones who doubted him or the ones who now envy him?
[Pre-Refrain]
Once again, he looks back at his pain, hiding his emotions and waiting for the right moment to release them. Friendships became too costly, and he didn’t want to keep sacrificing for people who didn’t value him. He had to force his way in, proving himself despite being overlooked. Now that he has made it, he is in control, and those who once doubted him struggle to face his success.
[Refrain]
The song closes with the same message—he gave everything to people, but they only took from him. He no longer feels emotions, only the presence of money in his life. Despite all the struggles, he has built himself up and reached a high level. But even with all his success, he still wonders if anyone truly loves him for who he is, or if they are only there because of what he has. This lingering doubt remains, making him question the authenticity of the relationships around him.
FAQs
Q. Who has sung La Pluie song?
A. La Pluie song is sung by Franglish.
Q. Who wrote La Pluie lyrics?
A. La Pluie lyrics are penned by Franglish.
Q. Who has given the music of La Pluie song?
A. La Pluie music is composed and produced by Franglish.
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