Ça va aller – Bilingual Lyrics French/English

• By: Disiz La Peste
• Album: PACIFIQUE

Lyrics & Translation

Explore the resilience and hopeful spirit within Disiz La Peste's "Ça va aller." This song, a blend of hip-hop with pop and electronic influences, offers a powerful message of perseverance through life's challenges. Discover how French lyrics can convey deep emotional support and encourage a positive outlook.

[English]

You lost everything

You gave your all

You paid the price

And you still missed it all

You're sad and all alone

They don't understand

Your risks and your screams

Even less your choices

You've said it all

You've talked too much

And it's over

You've ruined everything again

You're ashamed and all alone

You don't want to stay

She's far because you blame yourself

And you don't want to come back

And you lost your job

Once again

You start from zero

And it's gonna be okay

It's gonna be okay

It's gonna be okay

It's gonna be okay

...

He’s gone

He left you

And tonight

Will be hard to get through

You're sad and all alone

You think the worst

No news ever again

All you wanna do is sleep

And you no longer love this love

Your first time

Gone forever

And it's gonna be okay

It's gonna be okay

It's gonna be okay

It's gonna be okay

Another wave

There'll probably be more

No intermission

Too much weight on your shoulders

We've told you you're someone wonderful

We've told you you're someone wonderful

We've told you you're someone luminous

We've told you you're someone luminous

You've known worse

You'll do better

And it's gonna be okay

It's gonna be okay

It's gonna be okay

It's gonna be okay

...

[French]

T'as tout mis

T'as tout donné

T'as payé le prix

T'as encore tout raté

T'es triste et t'es tout seul

Ils comprennent pas

Tes risques et tes coups de gueule

Encore moins tes choix

T'as tout dit

T'as trop parlé

Et c'est fini

T'as encore tout gaché

T'as honte et t'es tout seul

Tu veux pas rester

Elle est loin car tu t'en veux

Et ne plus rentrer

Et tu n'as plus de boulot

Encore une fois

Tu reparts à zéro

Et ça va aller

Ça va aller

Ça va aller

Ça va aller

Il est parti

Il t'a laissé

Et cette nuit

Sera dure a passer

T'es triste et t'es toute seule

Tu penses au pire

Plus jamais de nouvelle

T'aimerai juste dormir

Et tu n'as plus cette amour

Ta première fois

Parti pour toujours

Et ça va aller

Ça va aller

Ça va aller

Ça va aller

Encore une vague

Il y en aura sûrement d'autre

Jamais d'entract

Trop de char sur ton dos

On t'a déjà dit que t'etais quelqu'un de merveilleux

On t'a déjà dit que t'etais quelqu'un de merveilleux

On t'a déjà dit que t'etais quelqu'un de lumineux

On t'a déjà dit que t'etais quelqu'un de lumineux

T'as connu pire

Tu feras mieux

Et ça va aller

Ça va aller

Ça va aller

Ça va aller

Key Vocabulary

Vocabulary	Meanings
tout /tu/ A1	adjective - all, everything
triste /tʁist/ A2	adjective - sad
choix /ʃwa/ B1	noun - choice
honte /ɔ̃t/ B1	noun - shame
partir /paʁtiʁ/ B1	verb - to leave
nouvelle /nu.vɛl/ B2	noun - news
amour /a.muʁ/ B2	noun - love
mieux /mjø/ B2	adverb - better
vague /vaɡ/ B2	noun - wave
merveilleux /mɛʁ.vɛ.jø/ C1	adjective - wonderful
lumineux /ly.mi.nø/ C1	adjective - bright, luminous
risque /ʁisk/ C1	noun - risk
gâcher /ɡaʃe/ C1	verb - to waste, to spoil
payer /pe.je/ B1	verb - to pay
prix /pʁi/ A2	noun - price
encore /ɑ̃.kɔʁ/ A2	adverb - again, still

Key Grammar Structures

• T'as tout mis

  ➔ Use of 't'as' as contraction of 'tu as' (you have)

  ➔ 't'as' is a colloquial contraction in French, combining 'tu' (you) and 'as' (have) to form a familiar way of saying 'you have'.

• T'as encore tout raté

  ➔ Use of 'encore' (still/yet) with the present participle 'raté' (missed/failed)

  ➔ 'encore' is used here to indicate the action of missing or failing again, emphasizing repetition.

• T'es triste et t'es tout seul

  ➔ Use of 't'es' as contraction of 'tu es' (you are) and adjective agreement in gender and number

  ➔ 't'es' is a contraction of 'tu es', meaning 'you are', and adjectives like 'triste' (sad) and 'tout seul' (all alone) agree in gender and number with the subject.

• Et ça va aller

  ➔ Use of 'aller' in the near future tense to express reassurance or that things will be OK

  ➔ 'aller' is used here in the near future tense ('ça va aller') to reassure that things will improve or be fine.

• On t'a déjà dit que t'etais quelqu'un de lumineux

  ➔ Use of 't'a déjà dit' as past perfect tense (avoir + déjà + dit) + indirect speech, and 'que t'étais' (imperfect tense of 'être')

  ➔ 't'a déjà dit' is a compound past tense expression meaning 'has already told you', and 'que t'étais' is the imperfect tense of 'être', used for describing a state in the past.