Songs

My songs are written in French. Each one has a summary in English, and some have their own English version, shown verse by verse next to the French.

Eurydice

An enigmatic composition that transcends the trivial and rises to a phenomenological exploration of the human condition. An ethereal reflection, unveiling a fundamental truth about the very nature of existence, in a dance between being and nothingness. While inviting the listener to immerse themselves in an introspective meditation, the song pierces the strata of disillusion. A philosophical and psychological journey that may well open new perspectives on the permeability of reality. — Mary O'Nett, Imaginary of the Absurd, 2023

2023

Comme le neurone d’une blonde

Lonely as a blonde's brain cell, the most romantic love song on the whole entire earth. Made entirely with fake animals, no fur and no special effects.

2010

Absurdie

A trip to the end of the world, to the bottom of the heart, to the heart of the blues.

2009 or before

Le vieux barbu

The most beautiful gift is not always the most expensive one.

2009

Happy Birthday To Me

A disenchanted look at time, running out even faster than the wax of the candles down the chocolate cake.

1993 or before

J’ai pas envie

A song of love and laughs, so beautiful I wish I were in your shoes to hear it.

1993 or before

Mythomane

I once met a woman who told so many far-fetched stories that I wrote a song about her. Well, that's what she claims…

1993 or before

Petite Charlie

They say love stories end badly (in general). Sometimes they end well, but too soon.

1993 or before

Silence ami

It's a very pretty song. But I still haven't figured out what I'm talking about.

1993 or before

T’es pas chiche

You wouldn't dare, thoughts under the halo of a street lamp.

1993 or before

Marie

A moving and poetic song about a mother's love, a child dreamt of, absence, and the hope of a new start. With tender, intimate words, it touches on resilience, the wish for a family and rebuilding oneself after a hard blow of life.

1993 or before

Vous

The desire to know, deep into the heart. Deep into the body. On the edge of eroticism. Deep into the soul. Up to madness.

1993 or before

N’importe quoi

This song is older than the hit of the same name by a certain Florent P. (a French pop star). Success, really…

1988 or before