Great reaction! I’m really glad you discovered her full vocal range which was little bit in the shadows with Aurora to favor a perfect harmony. This recording was in fact made in Belgium, in a chapel of a cemetery from Brussels, the belgian capital. Cathedrals are way bigger in fact. As you suspected rightly, she is a total artist package. As an instrumentalist, she plays beautifully autoharp, guitar, cello, piano, banjo, vocoder, … She discovered autoharp when she was 14yo, because she was/is a fan of Joan Baez. She likes to play mainly acoustic songs all by herself but has some great songs with 2 other girls ( electric bass and drums) as well. As a songwriter, she took the lead and composed and wrote all songs of her second album (she did it for only 2 songs from her first one) and is now finsihing to record her soon-to-be-released 3rd album. Her second album Les Failles was elected best france newcomer album in 2020 and one year later Pomme was elected best female artist of 2021. Her lyrics are very poetic, she is used to write sad songs but she said there is always hope in it, sometimes it his obvious and at the surface, sometimes you have to dig down to find it. She also, as Aurora, has some connection to the nature but in her case she uses the nature analogy to speak about her state of mind or her own story. This reflects in the titles of her songs. For example: - Les oiseaux/ the birds - les cours d’eau / the flaws - La lumière / the light - les Sequoias - La lavande / the lavender - Soleil soleil / the sun - … I will post a separate comment with her french lyrics and the english translation for Les Oiseaux. The song is about Montreal and the quebec region in Canada, how restful and uplifting this place is. She found there a second home and now lives 6 month there and 6 months in France. I will also post a comment with some recommendations for your next reaction to her, you will discover how (multi) talented she is. I really believe she is as amazing as Aurora. They will for sure make a great pair if they continue to collab. By the way, Billie Eilish told on a french radio she is a great fan of Pomme and transmitted her phone number to her. Final note here: Pomme’s real name is Claire Pommet so you see where she found his scene nickname 😀 pomme means Apple in french.
Lyrics in french (from Pomme) then English translation: Les Oiseaux Si les rues sont si grandes C'est pour respirer J'ai un oiseau dans le ventre Je l'ai transporté jusqu'à toi pour le sauver Quand tombe sur tes cils Un voile de flocons C'est le froide qui habille Les toits des maisons quand le ciel te fait des dons C'est un endroit rêvé pour les oiseaux Ils viennent s'y reposer quand leur cœur est gros J'ai frappé à ta porte Sans te prévenir À l'âge des amours mortes T'as su m'accueillir dans tes bras, me guérir Je reviendrais m'étendre Près du Parc Laurier Si tu savais m'attendre On se marierait quelque part au mois de mai C'est un endroit rêvé pour les oiseaux Ils viennent s'y reposer quand leur cœur est gros À mon encrage rêvé après le cahot Je viens te retrouver comme les oiseaux Lyrics translated in English The Birds Verse 1] If the streets are so big It's to breathe I have a bird in my stomach I transported it To you to save it When on your lashes falls A sailing snowflake It's the cold that dresses The roofs of the house When the sky makes you gifts [Chorus] It's an ideal place, for the birds They come to rest there When their heart is big Verse 2] I knocked at your door Without warning you In the age of dead love You knew how to pick me In your arms to heal me I will come back to stretch out Near the Parc Laurier If you know to wait for me We will get married Somewhere in the month of May Chorus] It's an ideal place, for the birds They come to rest there When their heart is big [Verse 3] To my ideal anchorage, after the chaos I come to find you, like the birds Ah, ah ah ah, ah ah Ah, ah ah ah, ah Ah, ah ah ah, ah ah Ah, ah ah ah, ah Hmm, hmm-hmm
Pomme has such beautiful songs 🥹 they are so so well-written, I would recommend you to look up the translations to fully enjoy them. French is a very poetic language when it’s “well used”. In case you didn’t know, there’s a sort of sub-genre in France (it’s kind of “dead” now) called “chanson à texte”, which is basically the coexistence of poetry and music. Lyrics are predominant in the song, and most are poems adapted into songs or songs written by actual poets (such as “Les Feuilles Mortes” sung by Yves Montand and written by Jacques Prévert, Léo Ferré’s “Verlaine et Rimbaud” and “Les Chansons d’Aragon”, etc). I think this deep relationship with lyrics/songwriting kind of forged French people’s and singers’ love for impactful lyrics with an emotional delivery. You’ll hear less “big voices” in France (as in singers like Aretha Franklin, Christina Aguilera, Bruno Mars, John Legend, etc.), but more vocalists who adapt their vocal technique to support the lyrics. Sometimes minimizing it to express weakness and fragility. I’ve come across many non-French people who would disrespect some of our greatest (old) French singers because “they lack technique”, but I think these people just don’t have the chance to connect with the message the singers want to share. Perhaps the musical approach is just too different in France.
@@RustyGonzo Sure! I have plenty song recommendations with different charms: - *Corps* by Yseult (“Body”) - the song is about the struggles of loving yourself and your body as you are. I think the emotions are especially well delivered even if you don’t understand the lyrics! - *La Femme Chocolat* by Olivia Ruiz (“The Chocolate Woman”) - the song is a whole metaphor of, well, sex LOL but the lyrics cleverly “censure” it by using chocolate and its image of “pleasure” as means of conveying the message. Also could be interpreted as a woman worrying about gaining weight and the possibility of her lover no longer loving her because of that. - *Mon Coeur, Mon Amour* by Anaïs (“My Sweetheart, My Love”) - representative of irony/sarcasm in French music 🥲 it’s a “hate” song towards couples, from the point of view of a (petty) person who’s single! Also mocks the way loving couples behave lol (the lyrics are funny, but it’s even funnier in the live version) - *Désolé pour hier soir* by Tryo (“Sorry for yesterday evening”) - another unserious song haha, but it’s more of an example of storytelling in French music. It’s basically a song about a man discovering from his friends of all the shameful and humiliating things he did the night before, when he was drunk! - *Mon Frère* by Daniel Lévi & Ahmed Mouici (“My Brother”) - it’s part of the 2000 French musical “Les Dix Commandements” (“The Ten Commandments”). It’s a powerful and emotional dialogue between the two brothers Ramses and Moses, that eventually leads to their reconciliation and separation ( here’s a performance of it: ua-cam.com/video/mdpA5E6q_cI/v-deo.html ). Other artists I recommend: - *Tim Dup* - mostly for his lyrics, as they’re basically poetry (his style is a hit or miss since it’s pretty experimental at times ngl) - *Francis Cabrel* - famous for his touching ballads and beautifully written songs! He’s quite famous in France :) - *Indila* - peculiar vocal technique, I especially recommend her 2014 album! - *Juliette Armanet* - another singer with a peculiar voice! I think she’s more representative of the French pop scene nowadays.
Thanks for all this context and recommendations! I will dare make a VERY bold comparison, but when I first heard Pomme's "On brûlera" I felt 'something' that reminded me of Edith Piaf's "Hymne a l'amour" - not the voice, but something about the way both use it to interpret each word and deliver emotions. I didn't know it was a French thing, but it's amazing to know, because now I will be able to read further and find more music. Stuff like this makes me extremely grateful of understanding French :)
@@auroradlg154 Oh I see what you mean! Actually I’m pretty sure one of Pomme’s inspirations is Edith Piaf (along with Barbara) so you’re not that far off! There are many things I could say about Pomme, but one of the things that made me love her is the deep connection between human and nature in her music. Just listening to the simplicity and poetry of her text, coupled with the mostly acoustic instrumentals and her soothing vocals gives me the urge to go into nature or just admire the world around us. I think her music is very humane and that’s what makes me connect with it more! By the way if you want to dig more into the French music I mentioned, I recommend digging into the indie scene rather than the most popular artists. Tim Dup is a really good one already (his texts are chef’s kiss honestly, just pure delight by themselves), but I would also recommend Pi Ja Ma, Léonie Pernet, Voyou, Sofia Nolin, Foé, Alma Forrer, also Thérapie Taxi for a more “mainstream” sound (and a more “vulgar” tone to their texts lol).
The kind of cathedral you're talking about (big gothic ones) is especially found in northern France and Europe, in the south these are a bit smaller roman style, but beautiful as well.
Yes, another great singer! I personally recommend you to discover Eivør ... from Far Oer. Of course, live performances. Trollabundin, Falling Free, True Love. She is great!!
Sorry I just left you a long comment on the video you made about her duet with Aurora. Don't worry your pronunciation is perfect and she can also write in English :) Her evolution is stunning but I'm still looking for live videos with a good song and that"s not easy... By the way she's very creative and her universe is very rich and deep. She's a composer and a songwriter, also a producer of her own music. Her universe is kind of magic and full of poetry and emotions. Thank you so much for sharing this.
I would recommend for your next reactions to Pomme (any of these is great, but this is my personal rank list): - Les cours d'eau ua-cam.com/video/zH75VxVCOW8/v-deo.html - La lumière ua-cam.com/video/b_E0pqf_Ht0/v-deo.html - Une minute ua-cam.com/video/poWHL_7E2qM/v-deo.html - On brûlera ua-cam.com/video/ySAsCIyp90Y/v-deo.html - Les Sequoias ua-cam.com/video/Qc8pJoF-uhg/v-deo.html - Anxiété ua-cam.com/video/7ORSodCFJWg/v-deo.html - Grandiose ua-cam.com/video/cUZmqeIWd3Q/v-deo.html - Soleil Soleil ua-cam.com/video/JnCIVwpYxb8/v-deo.html - Adieu mon Homme ua-cam.com/video/VIMZWYCrzs0/v-deo.html - Ceux qui rêvent ua-cam.com/video/t7HvF2PUbVQ/v-deo.html as well as a few covers: - Big Jet Plane (cover of Julia Stone): ua-cam.com/video/EcYMYR8F4hg/v-deo.html - Göttingen (cover of Barbara): ua-cam.com/video/dhrBINKuTE4/v-deo.html - Désenchantée (cover of Mylène Farmer): ua-cam.com/video/8i33JhPCsMA/v-deo.html - Umbrella (cover of Rihanna): ua-cam.com/video/IE5DbnAkb1w/v-deo.html - Can't help falling in Love (cover of Elvis): ua-cam.com/video/I4bD1QnZecI/v-deo.html - Bad Guy (french cover of Billie Eilish ): ua-cam.com/video/9lcxzZcAFTE/v-deo.html
Pomme's versatility is simply astounding. Here's her first EP: ua-cam.com/video/rKpahxewYlU/v-deo.html&start_radio=1&rv=IsJffBtQKKo Here's her latest release: ua-cam.com/video/1aM8ipEtgs0/v-deo.html Here she sings the base part with a colleague: ua-cam.com/video/64hC65toHRo/v-deo.html And then for something completely different: ua-cam.com/video/j4jM4ZEYIbE/v-deo.html Finally one of many with Waxx: ua-cam.com/video/64hC65toHRo/v-deo.html There are many more going back to 2013 at least, and all different styles. (find her singing "Jambalaya" or the "Indian Love Song" ;)
Would REALLY LOVE to hear your thoughts on Beth Hart... preferably Joe & Beth Live From Amsterdam... "I'd Rather Go Blind" ... I believe you will DEFINITELY want to see more afterwards. Thx
Hello Valerie, I first got to know and love Pomme through AURORA. I don't understand a word of French. But I do not care. Her beautiful voice and the wonderful music are enough for me. When I have time, I look for the lyrics and let Google translate them for me. I'm not sure that's always right. But that's how I understand a few things. Many songs are sad. I can recommend the following songs: - On Brûlera - ua-cam.com/video/ySAsCIyp90Y/v-deo.html - It's about lesbian love - Pauline - ua-cam.com/video/vDn4tf0-CpI/v-deo.html - Une minute - ua-cam.com/video/JdoUHEwNtQI/v-deo.html - Pomme plays a guitar and choir - "Göttingen" - ua-cam.com/video/dhrBINKuTE4/v-deo.html - Pomme with an orchestra - a declaration of love to the German city "Göttingen" - Désenchantée - ua-cam.com/video/8i33JhPCsMA/v-deo.html - Pomme live with the guitar - title "disillusioned" - Grandiose - ua-cam.com/video/6BStGmBt3a8/v-deo.html - live --The song starts like this: Since I don't have the right I want a child in my belly. I certainly should sometimes Hide this lust, so great and threatening. Ever since my friends lied to me Tell me that I am like the others I want a child in my belly That we love each other, that we have a (Grandios) great life. -- (chorus) (Grandios) Great the life I invented To you, The life that is sold to us well mapped out. Such a life does not exist ah... Have a nice day and Greetings from Germany
Great reaction! I’m really glad you discovered her full vocal range which was little bit in the shadows with Aurora to favor a perfect harmony.
This recording was in fact made in Belgium, in a chapel of a cemetery from Brussels, the belgian capital.
Cathedrals are way bigger in fact.
As you suspected rightly, she is a total artist package.
As an instrumentalist, she plays beautifully autoharp, guitar, cello, piano, banjo, vocoder, …
She discovered autoharp when she was 14yo, because she was/is a fan of Joan Baez.
She likes to play mainly acoustic songs all by herself but has some great songs with 2 other girls ( electric bass and drums) as well.
As a songwriter, she took the lead and composed and wrote all songs of her second album (she did it for only 2 songs from her first one) and is now finsihing to record her soon-to-be-released 3rd album. Her second album Les Failles was elected best france newcomer album in 2020 and one year later Pomme was elected best female artist of 2021.
Her lyrics are very poetic, she is used to write sad songs but she said there is always hope in it, sometimes it his obvious and at the surface, sometimes you have to dig down to find it.
She also, as Aurora, has some connection to the nature but in her case she uses the nature analogy to speak about her state of mind or her own story.
This reflects in the titles of her songs. For example:
- Les oiseaux/ the birds
- les cours d’eau / the flaws
- La lumière / the light
- les Sequoias
- La lavande / the lavender
- Soleil soleil / the sun
- …
I will post a separate comment with her french lyrics and the english translation for Les Oiseaux.
The song is about Montreal and the quebec region in Canada, how restful and uplifting this place is. She found there a second home and now lives 6 month there and 6 months in France.
I will also post a comment with some recommendations for your next reaction to her, you will discover how (multi) talented she is. I really believe she is as amazing as Aurora. They will for sure make a great pair if they continue to collab.
By the way, Billie Eilish told on a french radio she is a great fan of Pomme and transmitted her phone number to her.
Final note here: Pomme’s real name is Claire Pommet so you see where she found his scene nickname 😀 pomme means Apple in french.
Lyrics in french (from Pomme) then English translation:
Les Oiseaux
Si les rues sont si grandes
C'est pour respirer
J'ai un oiseau dans le ventre
Je l'ai transporté jusqu'à toi pour le sauver
Quand tombe sur tes cils
Un voile de flocons
C'est le froide qui habille
Les toits des maisons quand le ciel te fait des dons
C'est un endroit rêvé pour les oiseaux
Ils viennent s'y reposer quand leur cœur est gros
J'ai frappé à ta porte
Sans te prévenir
À l'âge des amours mortes
T'as su m'accueillir dans tes bras, me guérir
Je reviendrais m'étendre
Près du Parc Laurier
Si tu savais m'attendre
On se marierait quelque part au mois de mai
C'est un endroit rêvé pour les oiseaux
Ils viennent s'y reposer quand leur cœur est gros
À mon encrage rêvé après le cahot
Je viens te retrouver comme les oiseaux
Lyrics translated in English
The Birds
Verse 1]
If the streets are so big
It's to breathe
I have a bird in my stomach
I transported it
To you to save it
When on your lashes falls
A sailing snowflake
It's the cold that dresses
The roofs of the house
When the sky makes you gifts
[Chorus]
It's an ideal place, for the birds
They come to rest there
When their heart is big
Verse 2]
I knocked at your door
Without warning you
In the age of dead love
You knew how to pick me
In your arms to heal me
I will come back to stretch out
Near the Parc Laurier
If you know to wait for me
We will get married
Somewhere in the month of May
Chorus]
It's an ideal place, for the birds
They come to rest there
When their heart is big
[Verse 3]
To my ideal anchorage, after the chaos
I come to find you, like the birds
Ah, ah ah ah, ah ah
Ah, ah ah ah, ah
Ah, ah ah ah, ah ah
Ah, ah ah ah, ah
Hmm, hmm-hmm
She has a richness that she and Aurora bend beautifully with Auroras airy ethereal quality.
I like her every song especially "de là‐haut".
Pomme
Pomme has such beautiful songs 🥹 they are so so well-written, I would recommend you to look up the translations to fully enjoy them.
French is a very poetic language when it’s “well used”. In case you didn’t know, there’s a sort of sub-genre in France (it’s kind of “dead” now) called “chanson à texte”, which is basically the coexistence of poetry and music. Lyrics are predominant in the song, and most are poems adapted into songs or songs written by actual poets (such as “Les Feuilles Mortes” sung by Yves Montand and written by Jacques Prévert, Léo Ferré’s “Verlaine et Rimbaud” and “Les Chansons d’Aragon”, etc).
I think this deep relationship with lyrics/songwriting kind of forged French people’s and singers’ love for impactful lyrics with an emotional delivery. You’ll hear less “big voices” in France (as in singers like Aretha Franklin, Christina Aguilera, Bruno Mars, John Legend, etc.), but more vocalists who adapt their vocal technique to support the lyrics. Sometimes minimizing it to express weakness and fragility.
I’ve come across many non-French people who would disrespect some of our greatest (old) French singers because “they lack technique”, but I think these people just don’t have the chance to connect with the message the singers want to share. Perhaps the musical approach is just too different in France.
Fascinating context! Thanks for sharing. Any other contemporary artists you'd recommend who exemplify what you're talking about particularly well?
@@RustyGonzo Sure! I have plenty song recommendations with different charms:
- *Corps* by Yseult (“Body”) - the song is about the struggles of loving yourself and your body as you are. I think the emotions are especially well delivered even if you don’t understand the lyrics!
- *La Femme Chocolat* by Olivia Ruiz (“The Chocolate Woman”) - the song is a whole metaphor of, well, sex LOL but the lyrics cleverly “censure” it by using chocolate and its image of “pleasure” as means of conveying the message. Also could be interpreted as a woman worrying about gaining weight and the possibility of her lover no longer loving her because of that.
- *Mon Coeur, Mon Amour* by Anaïs (“My Sweetheart, My Love”) - representative of irony/sarcasm in French music 🥲 it’s a “hate” song towards couples, from the point of view of a (petty) person who’s single! Also mocks the way loving couples behave lol (the lyrics are funny, but it’s even funnier in the live version)
- *Désolé pour hier soir* by Tryo (“Sorry for yesterday evening”) - another unserious song haha, but it’s more of an example of storytelling in French music. It’s basically a song about a man discovering from his friends of all the shameful and humiliating things he did the night before, when he was drunk!
- *Mon Frère* by Daniel Lévi & Ahmed Mouici (“My Brother”) - it’s part of the 2000 French musical “Les Dix Commandements” (“The Ten Commandments”). It’s a powerful and emotional dialogue between the two brothers Ramses and Moses, that eventually leads to their reconciliation and separation ( here’s a performance of it: ua-cam.com/video/mdpA5E6q_cI/v-deo.html ).
Other artists I recommend:
- *Tim Dup* - mostly for his lyrics, as they’re basically poetry (his style is a hit or miss since it’s pretty experimental at times ngl)
- *Francis Cabrel* - famous for his touching ballads and beautifully written songs! He’s quite famous in France :)
- *Indila* - peculiar vocal technique, I especially recommend her 2014 album!
- *Juliette Armanet* - another singer with a peculiar voice! I think she’s more representative of the French pop scene nowadays.
Thanks for all this context and recommendations! I will dare make a VERY bold comparison, but when I first heard Pomme's "On brûlera" I felt 'something' that reminded me of Edith Piaf's "Hymne a l'amour" - not the voice, but something about the way both use it to interpret each word and deliver emotions. I didn't know it was a French thing, but it's amazing to know, because now I will be able to read further and find more music. Stuff like this makes me extremely grateful of understanding French :)
@@auroradlg154 Oh I see what you mean! Actually I’m pretty sure one of Pomme’s inspirations is Edith Piaf (along with Barbara) so you’re not that far off!
There are many things I could say about Pomme, but one of the things that made me love her is the deep connection between human and nature in her music. Just listening to the simplicity and poetry of her text, coupled with the mostly acoustic instrumentals and her soothing vocals gives me the urge to go into nature or just admire the world around us. I think her music is very humane and that’s what makes me connect with it more!
By the way if you want to dig more into the French music I mentioned, I recommend digging into the indie scene rather than the most popular artists. Tim Dup is a really good one already (his texts are chef’s kiss honestly, just pure delight by themselves), but I would also recommend Pi Ja Ma, Léonie Pernet, Voyou, Sofia Nolin, Foé, Alma Forrer, also Thérapie Taxi for a more “mainstream” sound (and a more “vulgar” tone to their texts lol).
Merci de faire connaitre et apprécier Pomme au public anglophone
Thank you for making Pomme known and appreciated by the English-speaking public.
The kind of cathedral you're talking about (big gothic ones) is especially found in northern France and Europe, in the south these are a bit smaller roman style, but beautiful as well.
The moment I've been looking for.
Yes, another great singer!
I personally recommend you to discover Eivør ... from Far Oer. Of course, live performances. Trollabundin, Falling Free, True Love. She is great!!
those auto translations are trying to interpret her French singing as English words. Better turn them off.
Haha those lyrics were funny
This is why I love the French language but I moved to Greece in 2003. Oh well it's warmer here!
Sorry I just left you a long comment on the video you made about her duet with Aurora. Don't worry your pronunciation is perfect and she can also write in English :) Her evolution is stunning but I'm still looking for live videos with a good song and that"s not easy... By the way she's very creative and her universe is very rich and deep. She's a composer and a songwriter, also a producer of her own music. Her universe is kind of magic and full of poetry and emotions. Thank you so much for sharing this.
She is also a writer and an actress (lead role in a movie to be released in November)
I would recommend for your next reactions to Pomme (any of these is great, but this is my personal rank list):
- Les cours d'eau ua-cam.com/video/zH75VxVCOW8/v-deo.html
- La lumière ua-cam.com/video/b_E0pqf_Ht0/v-deo.html
- Une minute ua-cam.com/video/poWHL_7E2qM/v-deo.html
- On brûlera ua-cam.com/video/ySAsCIyp90Y/v-deo.html
- Les Sequoias ua-cam.com/video/Qc8pJoF-uhg/v-deo.html
- Anxiété ua-cam.com/video/7ORSodCFJWg/v-deo.html
- Grandiose ua-cam.com/video/cUZmqeIWd3Q/v-deo.html
- Soleil Soleil ua-cam.com/video/JnCIVwpYxb8/v-deo.html
- Adieu mon Homme ua-cam.com/video/VIMZWYCrzs0/v-deo.html
- Ceux qui rêvent ua-cam.com/video/t7HvF2PUbVQ/v-deo.html
as well as a few covers:
- Big Jet Plane (cover of Julia Stone): ua-cam.com/video/EcYMYR8F4hg/v-deo.html
- Göttingen (cover of Barbara): ua-cam.com/video/dhrBINKuTE4/v-deo.html
- Désenchantée (cover of Mylène Farmer): ua-cam.com/video/8i33JhPCsMA/v-deo.html
- Umbrella (cover of Rihanna): ua-cam.com/video/IE5DbnAkb1w/v-deo.html
- Can't help falling in Love (cover of Elvis): ua-cam.com/video/I4bD1QnZecI/v-deo.html
- Bad Guy (french cover of Billie Eilish ): ua-cam.com/video/9lcxzZcAFTE/v-deo.html
Pomme's versatility is simply astounding. Here's her first EP: ua-cam.com/video/rKpahxewYlU/v-deo.html&start_radio=1&rv=IsJffBtQKKo
Here's her latest release: ua-cam.com/video/1aM8ipEtgs0/v-deo.html
Here she sings the base part with a colleague: ua-cam.com/video/64hC65toHRo/v-deo.html
And then for something completely different: ua-cam.com/video/j4jM4ZEYIbE/v-deo.html
Finally one of many with Waxx: ua-cam.com/video/64hC65toHRo/v-deo.html
There are many more going back to 2013 at least, and all different styles. (find her singing "Jambalaya" or the "Indian Love Song" ;)
It’s pomme spelt like in pom pom gitl the e is silent
The other day I learnt Pomme is French for Apple.
Would REALLY LOVE to hear your thoughts on Beth Hart... preferably Joe & Beth Live From Amsterdam... "I'd Rather Go Blind" ... I believe you will DEFINITELY want to see more afterwards. Thx
I'll check it out!
@@VocalSplendorStudios I sure hope so, you won't be disappointed.
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Hello Valerie, I first got to know and love Pomme through AURORA. I don't understand a word of French. But I do not care. Her beautiful voice and the wonderful music are enough for me. When I have time, I look for the lyrics and let Google translate them for me. I'm not sure that's always right. But that's how I understand a few things. Many songs are sad.
I can recommend the following songs:
- On Brûlera - ua-cam.com/video/ySAsCIyp90Y/v-deo.html - It's about lesbian love
- Pauline - ua-cam.com/video/vDn4tf0-CpI/v-deo.html
- Une minute - ua-cam.com/video/JdoUHEwNtQI/v-deo.html - Pomme plays a guitar and choir
- "Göttingen" - ua-cam.com/video/dhrBINKuTE4/v-deo.html - Pomme with an orchestra - a declaration of love to the German city "Göttingen"
- Désenchantée - ua-cam.com/video/8i33JhPCsMA/v-deo.html - Pomme live with the guitar - title "disillusioned"
- Grandiose - ua-cam.com/video/6BStGmBt3a8/v-deo.html - live
--The song starts like this:
Since I don't have the right
I want a child in my belly.
I certainly should sometimes
Hide this lust, so great and threatening.
Ever since my friends lied to me
Tell me that I am like the others
I want a child in my belly
That we love each other, that we have a (Grandios) great life.
-- (chorus)
(Grandios) Great the life I invented
To you,
The life that is sold to us well mapped out.
Such a life does not exist
ah...
Have a nice day and
Greetings from Germany
Gottingen is a Barbara's song (Barbara Brodi)
Bonjour 👂Mei-Lan Mauritz &Ali Pervez et shastro & Suyanna. please🙏🙏🙏