These Walls (Pierre de Maere Remix) Lyrics – Dua Lipa

These Walls (Pierre de Maere Remix) Lyrics by Dua Lipa is a latest French song in the voice of Dua Lipa. Its music too is composed by singer while brand new These Walls (Pierre De Maere Remix) song lyrics are also written by Dua Lipa. This is a popular song among the people of United States of America. The song explores the complexities of a fading relationship marked by emotional pain and unspoken truths. The lyrics reflect a couple caught in a cycle of fighting, yet still unable to break free. Despite the love they share, it’s clear that the relationship is falling apart. The walls, symbolic of their environment, would speak harsh truths, urging them to give up and move on. The song captures the internal conflict of wanting to hold on while knowing it’s time to let go.

These Walls (Pierre de Maere Remix) Lyrics

[Verse 1: Dua Lipa]
Maybe we should switch careers
‘Cause, baby, you know no one beats our poker faces
And when the night ends up in tears
Wake up and we blame it all on being wasted

[Pre-Chorus: Dua Lipa]
Oh, this love is fading
So much we’re not saying

[Chorus: Dua Lipa]
But if these walls could talk

(They’d say) “Enough”
(They’d say) “Give up”
If these walls could talk
(They’d say) “You know”
(They’d say) “You’re fu*ked”
It’s not supposed to hurt this much
Oh, if these walls could talk
They’d tell us to break up

[Post-Chorus: Dua Lipa]
(These walls, these walls)
(These walls) They’d tell us to break up
(These walls, these walls)
(These walls, these walls)

[Verse 2: Pierre de Maere]
Yeah (Mm)
J’ai tout gâché bien sûr (Ah)
À croire tes histoires aux va-et-viens chorégraphiés (Mm)
Tout oublier (Ah, ah), c’est dans mes habitudes
À croire que ça me charme de nous voir nous déchirer

[Pre-Chorus: Pierre de Maere & Dua Lipa, Pierre de Maere]
Mais encore mon amour, je reviens quand même
Dis-moi que tu m’aimes comme ils font au cinéma

Moi j’attends les beaux jours
Mais jamais ils ne viennent dans tes bras

[Chorus: Dua Lipa & Pierre de Maere, Dua Lipa, Pierre de Maere]
But if these walls could talk
(They’d say) “Enough”
(They’d say) “Give up” (I know)
Si tu m’aimes encore
(They’d say) “Dis-le”
(They’d say) “Plus fort”
It’s not supposed to hurt this much
On s’est donné rendez-vous là-haut
C’est l’éternel rendez-vous

[Post-Chorus: Dua Lipa & Pierre de Maere]
Des amoureux vaincus, mm, ooh
Des amoureux vaincus, mm, ooh
Des amoureux vaincus

[Bridge: Pierre de Maere, Dua Lipa & Pierre de Maere]
C’est fini mon amour
On s’est donné, donné, donné, donné
Ils sont là, les beaux jours
On s’est donné, donné

[Chorus: Dua Lipa & Pierre de Maere, Dua Lipa, Pierre de Maere]
But if these walls could talk
(They’d say) “Enough”
(They’d say) “Give up” (Give it up, give it up)
Si tu m’aimes encore
(They’d say) “Dis-le”
(They’d say) “Plus fort”
It’s not supposed to hurt this much
On s’est donné rendez-vous là-haut
C’est l’éternel rendez-vous
Des amoureux vaincus

[Post-Chorus: Dua Lipa, Dua Lipa & Pierre de Maere]
(These walls, these walls)
(These walls) They’d tell us to break up
(These walls, these walls)
(These walls, these walls)
Des amoureux vaincus

These Walls (Pierre de Maere Remix) Lyrics Meaning

[Verse 1]
In this verse, the speaker suggests that they should maybe switch things up in their lives, as the emotional tension is too much. Their relationship feels like a game, where both partners hide their true feelings behind “poker faces.” When the night ends in tears, they justify it by blaming their actions on being drunk, avoiding the real issues.

[Pre-Chorus]
The speaker acknowledges that their love is slowly fading. There’s a lot they aren’t saying to each other, but the emotional distance is clear. It’s a moment of realization that they aren’t being truthful with each other.

[Chorus]
If the walls could speak, they’d call out the couple’s struggles and tell them it’s time to let go. The walls, representing the weight of the relationship, would urge them to stop pretending and face the reality of their hurt. It’s a painful acknowledgment that their connection isn’t supposed to hurt this much, but it does.

[Post-Chorus]
The walls would advise the couple to break up, symbolizing how even the environment around them recognizes the relationship’s toxicity. The repetition of “these walls” reinforces the idea that everything is telling them it’s over.

[Verse 2]
Here, one partner admits to having messed things up, falling for the other’s carefully crafted stories. They’ve grown used to forgetting and are almost numb to the pain of watching the relationship unravel. This part reveals a sense of habit in their dysfunction, where they continue hurting each other despite knowing it’s wrong.

[Pre-Chorus (Pierre de Maere & Dua Lipa)]
Despite all the mess, one partner still returns to the other, longing for the kind of love seen in movies. They keep hoping for better days, but those days never seem to come when they’re in each other’s arms, stuck in a cycle of disappointment.

[Chorus (Pierre de Maere & Dua Lipa)]
The chorus repeats the idea that if the walls could talk, they’d tell them to give up, even though one partner is still holding on, needing reassurance and love. They’re both trapped in a painful relationship where the hope for a happy future keeps fading, despite all their efforts.

[Post-Chorus (Pierre de Maere & Dua Lipa)]
The phrase “des amoureux vaincus” (defeated lovers) captures the sense of both partners feeling beaten by the relationship. They are lovers who have lost the battle of love and are accepting that their bond is broken.

[Bridge]
In the bridge, one partner declares that it’s over, acknowledging they’ve given everything they could to the relationship, but now it’s time to face the reality. They’ve invested so much, yet the beautiful future they once dreamed of never arrived.

[Chorus (Dua Lipa & Pierre de Maere)]
The chorus is repeated, with both partners facing the painful truth that the relationship is beyond saving. The walls would tell them to end it, but there’s still a desire for love that feels unspoken and unresolved, trapped in a cycle of hope and heartbreak.

[Post-Chorus (Dua Lipa & Pierre de Maere)]
The final post-chorus again reinforces the feeling of defeat. The “walls” urge them to break up, repeating the sense that they’re both stuck in a doomed relationship. The song ends with the sense of two lovers who can no longer fight for their love.

FAQs

Q. Who has sung These Walls (Pierre de Maere Remix) song?
A. These Walls (Pierre de Maere Remix) song is sung by Dua Lipa.

Q. Who wrote These Walls (Pierre de Maere Remix) lyrics?
A. These Walls (Pierre de Maere Remix) lyrics are penned by Dua Lipa.

Q. Who has given the music of These Walls (Pierre de Maere Remix) song?
A. These Walls (Pierre de Maere Remix) music is composed and produced by Dua Lipa.

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