The meaning of the lyrics of the song "Blue Biscuit" by the artist "Yello"

The lyrics of the song "Bananas to the Beat" by the Swiss duo Yello are an absurd mix of sounds that imitate African languages, with the recurring phrase "I'm going crazy, crazy to the beat". The meaning of the song is not in the literal meaning of the words, but in creating an atmosphere of carefree fun and dance ecstasy

In the song "Unillusion", the French group Yelle explores the theme of illusions in relationships and life in general. The recurring phrase "illusion-illusions" emphasizes the omnipresence of deception and self-deception that permeate our reality

In the song "Un million," French singer Yelle metaphorically describes the process of self-discovery and liberation from inner barriers.The first verse speaks of "a million hidden lives" - unrealized possibilities, suppressed desires, unexplored facets of personality hiding in the "dead zone" - the part of herself that the lyrical heroine ignored or was afraid to acknowledge

In the song "Un jour viendra" ("One day will come"), French singer Yelle describes the feeling of exciting anticipation of love, the willingness to open her heart, and the belief that this day has already arrived.The first verse paints a picture of the heroine's inner transformation

The song "Qui Est Cette Fille" by French singer Yelle, which translates to "Who is this girl?", tells a story of jealousy and insecurity in a relationship. The lyrical heroine, from whose perspective the story is told, feels that her lover is infatuated with another woman

In the song "Que Veux-tu" ("What do you want?"), French singer Yelle describes the unrequited love and frustration of a girl who watches the object of her affection from afar.Every day their paths cross, as if fate brings them together