That was interesting. I didn't intend to watch the whole thing but I ended up watching it. I wasn't sure if I liked the song or not though, it's kinda catchy, not gonna lie.
My French is terrible but it sounds like a song of waiting for someone and something about imagination. I love the song. Very catchy tune but I wish I knew the lyrics and what they meant in English.
Leanna: Apparently you got more of the meaning than I did. I've looked for an English version of the lyrics, but can't find one (and I don't trust those machine-translation things).
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That was interesting. I didn't intend to watch the whole thing but I ended up watching it. I wasn't sure if I liked the song or not though, it's kinda catchy, not gonna lie.
I like the video clip - it's peaceful. I didn't listen to the music though.
Mary: Glad you liked it. Yes, I thought the song was catchy, even though I don't understand much French.
Jabblog: Glad you liked the visuals. The music does add a lot.
My French is terrible but it sounds like a song of waiting for someone and something about imagination. I love the song. Very catchy tune but I wish I knew the lyrics and what they meant in English.
Leanna: Apparently you got more of the meaning than I did. I've looked for an English version of the lyrics, but can't find one (and I don't trust those machine-translation things).
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