Welcome To St. Tropez – English Lyrics

• By: DJ Antoine, Timati, Kalenna

Lyrics & Translation

Dive into the world of "Welcome To St. Tropez," a vibrant electro-house anthem that perfectly captures the essence of a luxurious, high-flying lifestyle. Through its catchy beats and straightforward lyrics about opulence and celebration, you can pick up common English phrases related to travel, fashion, and social events. The song's infectious energy and universal themes of good times make it a special and engaging way to learn new vocabulary and expressions in English.

[English]

Welcome to St. Tropez

Get fresh, gotta stay fly

Get the jet I gotta stay high

High up like a la la la

Ain't nothin' here that my money can't buy

Dolce, Gucci and Louis V

Yacht so big I could live out in the sea

You for real you can't see me

In these Euro frames the whole world change

Mad b*tches so much brought

Feel the life when I wanna f*ck them all

Get mad brain in my very fast car

Ferrari V12 Maranello on my arm

Ladies can't resist the charm

Haters, kiss the ring of the Don

And we do this all day, welcome to St. Tropez

Woah, party now

Too much money in the bank account

Hands in the air make you scream and shout

When we're in St. Tropez

Woah, party now

Spending money in a large amount

Hands in the air make you scream and shout

When we're in St. Tropez

Welcome to St. Tropez

Oh yeah

We make money, money we spending'

Get mad Henny, swimming and women

Imported linen, Egyptian cotton

The party just started, the party ain't stopin'

Keep shit poppin', poppin' these bottles

Haters keep hatin', f*ckin' these models

So much money like we own the lotto

Pull up to a club in a white Murcielago

He don't make dollars, he don't make cents

He don't make you rich, he don't mean shit, shit

We the shit. I mean how much better can it get

Harley's, Maserati's, Gallardo's, we make too much do'

And we spend it all day, welcome to St. Tropez

Oh yeah

Woah, party now

Too much money in the bank account

Hands in the air make you scream and shout

When we're in St. Tropez

Woah, party now

Too much money in the bank account

Hands in the air make you scream and shout

When we're in St. Tropez

Woah, party now

Spending money in a large amount

Hands in the air make you scream and shout

When we're in St. Tropez

Woah, party now

Spending money in a large amount

Hands in the air make you scream and shout

When we're in St. Tropez

Ladies and gentlemen, tonight, all the way from Moscow, Russia

Give a warm welcome for heavy weight rap champion B smooth...

So make some noise for the one and only, Mr. Black Star

Get it up, don't stop your body

Come on ladies, let's get naughty

Get it up, now everybody

Come on girls, here comes the daddy

Get it up, don't stop your body

Get it up, again your body

Get it up, now everybody

Get it up for music

Woah, party now

Too much money in the bank account

Hands in the air make you scream and shout

When we're in St. Tropez

Woah, party now

Too much money in the bank account

Hands in the air make you scream and shout

When we're in St. Tropez

Woah, party now

Spending money in a large amount

Hands in the air make you scream and shout

When we're in St. Tropez

Woah, party now

Spending money in a large amount

Hands in the air make you scream and shout

When we're in St. Tropez

Welcome to St. Tropez

Key Vocabulary

Vocabulary	Meanings
money /ˈmʌni/ A1	noun - medium of exchange
party /ˈpɑːrti/ A1	noun - social gathering for celebration
jet /dʒet/ B1	noun - fast aircraft
yacht /jɒt/ B1	noun - luxury boat used for pleasure
Ferrari /fəˈrɑːri/ B2	noun - luxury Italian sports car brand
stay /steɪ/ A1	verb - to remain in a place
get /ɡet/ A1	verb - to obtain or receive
make /meɪk/ A1	verb - to create or produce
spend /spend/ A2	verb - to use money to buy things
high /haɪ/ A1	adjective - being at a great height
fly /flaɪ/ B1	adjective - stylish and fashionable
fresh /freʃ/ A2	adjective - newly made or obtained
fast /fɑːst/ A1	adjective - moving or capable of moving quickly
scream /skriːm/ A2	verb - to make a loud, sharp cry
shout /ʃaʊt/ A2	verb - to say something loudly
haters /ˈheɪtərz/ B2	noun - people who strongly dislike something
ladies /ˈleɪdiz/ A1	noun - women of refined behavior
resist /rɪˈzɪst/ B1	verb - to withstand the action or effect of
models /ˈmɒdlz/ A2	noun - people employed to display clothes
club /klʌb/ A1	noun - a place for entertainment and socializing

Key Grammar Structures

• Get fresh, gotta stay fly

  ➔ Modal verb (have to) – colloquial contraction

  ➔ The word "gotta" is a colloquial contraction of "got to", which works like the modal verb "have to" to express obligation.

• Ain't nothin' here that my money can't buy

  ➔ Double negative with colloquial "ain't" and "can't"

  ➔ The phrase "ain't nothin'... can't" contains a double negative; in standard English the negatives would cancel, but in colloquial speech they intensify the meaning.

• You for real you can't see **me**

  ➔ Present simple with emphatic structure "you for real"

  ➔ The clause "you for real" is an informal emphatic addition meaning "are you serious?" It is followed by the present simple "you can't see me".

• Feel the life when I **wanna** f*ck them all

  ➔ Informal contraction "wanna" = want to (infinitive)

  ➔ The word "wanna" is a spoken contraction of "want to" and is followed by the base verb "f*ck".

• Haters, **kiss** the ring of the Don

  ➔ Imperative mood (command)

  ➔ The verb "kiss" is used in the imperative form, giving a direct command to "haters".

• We **make** money, money **we spending**

  ➔ Present simple vs. non‑standard present progressive omission of "are"

  ➔ The first clause "we make" is present simple. The second clause omits the auxiliary "are" in the progressive "we are spending" – a colloquial, non‑standard usage.

• Pull **up** to a club in a white Murcielago

  ➔ Phrasal verb "pull up" (arrive, stop)

  ➔ The phrasal verb "pull up" means to arrive at or stop in front of a place, here "a club".

• Get it up, **don't stop** your body

  ➔ Imperative with negative form "don't stop"

  ➔ "Don't stop" is the negative imperative, telling someone not to cease moving or dancing.