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200 Watts, en paire de bottes 00:07
Délicate et désinvolte 00:15
C'est pas des crack, quand elle me sourit 00:23
J'me détraque à coups d'insomnie 00:31
Tu me plaques comme une affiche au mur 00:37
J'porte plainte pour coups et blessures 00:41
J'étais à deux doigts de finir fou de toi 00:46
Fou de toi 00:53
200 Watts, en paire de bottes 01:09
Délicate et désinvolte 01:17
Les yeux flous, elle semble si loin de tout 01:25
Quand elle me fait la moue 01:31
C'est tout mon cœur qui bout 01:35
Cou-cou 01:38
Tu me plaques comme une affiche au mur 01:41
J'porte plainte pour coups et blessures 01:45
J'étais à deux doigts, de finir fou de toi 01:50
Fou de toi 01:57
Tu me traques et surplombes 02:14
De Paris à Hong Kong 02:19
Tu m'attaques et je tombe l'honneur blessé 02:23
Tu me plaques comme une affiche au mur 02:29
J'porte plainte, j'vais l'payer c'est sûr 02:33
J'étais à deux doigts, d'y laisser tout mon bras 02:38
Tout mon bras 02:44
02:52

Coups et Blessures – Bilingual Lyrics French/English

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BB BRUNES
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Long Courrier
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Discover the emotional depth of BB Brunes' hit song "Coups et Blessures." Through its poignant lyrics and distinctive pop-rock sound, the song offers a powerful exploration of love, pain, and emotional vulnerability, making it a compelling track for understanding nuanced relationship dynamics and French contemporary music.

[English]
200 Watts, in a pair of boots
Delicate and nonchalant
She’s not on crack, when she smiles at me
I go crazy from insomnia
You slap me like a poster on the wall
I press charges for hits and injuries
I was almost going crazy for you
Crazy for you
200 Watts, in a pair of boots
Delicate and nonchalant
Her eyes are blurred, she seems so far from everything
When she pouts at me
My whole heart is boiling
Hi-hi
You slap me like a poster on the wall
I press charges for hits and injuries
I was almost ready to lose myself for you
Crazy for you
You track me and overshadow me
From Paris to Hong Kong
You attack me and I fall, wounded in honor
You slap me like a poster on the wall
I press charges, I know I’ll pay for it for sure
I was so close to losing my entire arm
My entire arm
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Key Vocabulary

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Vocabulary Meanings

coups

/ku/

B1
  • noun
  • - blows or hits

blessures

/blɛsyʁ/

B1
  • noun
  • - injuries or wounds

sourit

/suʁi/

A2
  • verb
  • - to smile

délicate

/de.li.kat/

B1
  • adjective
  • - delicate or fragile

insomnie

/ɛ̃.sɔm.ni/

B2
  • noun
  • - insomnia

plaques

/plak/

B1
  • verb
  • - to pin or attach

cœur

/kœʁ/

A2
  • noun
  • - heart

fou

/fu/

A2
  • adjective
  • - crazy or mad

tombe

/tɔ̃b/

A2
  • verb
  • - to fall

honneur

/ɔ.nœʁ/

B2
  • noun
  • - honor

payer

/pe.je/

A2
  • verb
  • - to pay

/la/

A1
  • verb
  • - to be

moue

/mu/

B2
  • noun
  • - pout or grimace

flous

/flu/

B2
  • adjective
  • - blurry or unclear

traques

/tʁak/

B2
  • verb
  • - to track or pursue

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Key Grammar Structures

  • J'porte plainte pour coups et blessures

    ➔ Use of the verb 'porter' in the sense of 'to file' or 'to lodge' a complaint.

    ➔ 'Porter' means 'to carry' literally but is used idiomatically here as 'to file' or 'to make' a complaint.

  • J'étais à deux doigts de finir fou de toi

    ➔ Expression 'à deux doigts de' indicating being very close to doing something.

    ➔ This phrase expresses that someone is almost at the point of doing or experiencing something.

  • Délicate et désinvolte

    ➔ Use of adjectives to describe a person or thing's qualities, gender agreement implied.

    ➔ Adjectives that describe personality or appearance, with gender agreement in French.

  • Tu me traques et surplombes

    ➔ Use of the present tense 'traques' and 'surplombes' in descriptive actions.

    ➔ The verbs are in the present tense, describing ongoing actions or states.

  • Tout mon cœur qui bout

    ➔ Use of the relative pronoun 'qui' to connect 'mon cœur' with the verb 'bout' (boil, beat).

    ➔ 'Qui' is a relative pronoun used to introduce a clause describing 'mon cœur'.

  • Tu m'attaques et je tombe l'honneur blessé

    ➔ Use of present tense 'attaques' and 'tombe' indicating ongoing actions; 'l'honneur blessé' as a noun phrase with adjective.

    ➔ The verbs are in the present tense showing ongoing action; 'l'honneur blessé' describes a wounded honor.