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The meaning of the lyrics of the song "Amour du sol" by the artist "Yelle"

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Yelle's song "Amour du sol" ("Love of the ground/floor") is an ode to the joy of dance and the moment of complete surrender to music. Despite the simplicity of the lyrics, it conveys a sense of euphoria and liberation experienced by the lyrical heroine on the dance floor.

Key images and themes:

"Love of the floor": this is not a literal feeling, but a metaphor for the passion for dance, for movement. The floor is the place where the heroine feels free and alive.

"Love of the body, love of sweat": a celebration of naturalness, acceptance of one's body and sensuality.

"Love without a doubt": the absence of embarrassment and self-criticism, complete immersion in the moment.

"In a trance, like DJs": the comparison with DJs emphasizes the state of euphoria and unity with the music.

Images of the 80s: nostalgia for the carefree atmosphere of discos, the simplicity and energy of the music of that time.

"I am not able to think at such moments": disconnection from everyday worries, a state of flow and pure pleasure.

"You laugh at my words. I'm not going to write a poem for dancing": a response to critics, emphasizing the value of simplicity and immediacy.

The song does not claim to have a deep meaning, its purpose is to infect the listener with its energy and desire to dance. Yelle creates a party atmosphere using simple but vivid imagery, repetitions and a conversational style.

[Refrain:]

Amour du corps, amour du floor, amour de la sueur,

Amour des cases sur le sol de toutes les couleurs,

Amour sans question, amour simple, amour pour le coeur,

Je suis en transe comme les DJs, c'est ce qu'il y a de meilleur.

Frappe tes mains, bouge ton corps, c'est comme ça qu'ça vient

Maillot de bain, maillot de corps, ça nous va si bien

Je chante en français, des années 80, je n'aime pas l'passé, mais c'était quand même bien.

Danse,

Tu t'en moques de c'que j'dis, j'vais quand même pas faire un poême pour danser, que les choses soient claires.

Je n'arrive pas à penser dans ces moment là.

Je me laisse aller, j'fais l'vide autour de moi.

[Refrain:]

Amour du corps, amour du floor, amour de la sueur,

Amour des cases sur le sol de toutes les couleurs,

Amour sans question, amour simple, amour pour le coeur,

Je suis en transe comme les DJs, c'est ce qu'il y a de meilleur.

Dis, tu m'offres un Cacolac pour me donner la niaque,

Tu m'présentes les DJs, de cette super belle boite,

Je suis sûre de les connaitre, ils étaient dans ma fac,

Mais ils ne parlaient qu'aux mecs, j'trouvais ça super wack.

Tu m'passes ton bandana, il est vraiment trop smart,

Si j'vais les voir comme ça, j'aurais p't être un plan classe,

Pour qu'ils viennent mixer chez moi, à la prochaine danse class,

Devant toutes mes copines, on va bouger nos ass.

[Refrain:]

Amour du corps, amour du floor, amour de la sueur,

Amour des cases sur le sol de toutes les couleurs,

Amour sans question, amour simple, amour pour le coeur,

Je suis en transe comme les DJs, c'est ce qu'il y a de meilleur.

C'est gai / C'est frais / Ça me plait / C'est vrai

C'est fait? / Ça non / C'est chouette? / Ah ouais

On danse encore? / Ah ouais / T'es sûre? / Ouais ouais

On fait l'amour? / Après / T'es sûre? / Ouais ouais

[Refrain:]

Amour du corps, amour du floor, amour de la sueur,

Amour des cases sur le sol de toutes les couleurs,

Amour sans question, amour simple, amour pour le coeur,

Je suis en transe comme les DJs, c'est ce qu'il y a de meilleur.

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