CARRÉ OK Lyrics – Soolking Ganlyrics

CARRÉ OK Lyrics by Soolking is a latest French song in the voice of Soolking. Its music too is composed by singer while brand new CarrÉ Ok song lyrics are also written by Soolking. This is a popular song among the people of United States of America. In CARRÉ OK, Soolking reflects on his life and relationships, blending confidence with a hint of vulnerability. The song talks about his journey, where he feels like he’s ahead, surrounded by people who don’t fully understand him. He describes a woman who’s surrounded by tough guys, contemplating whether it’s the right time to settle down. The vibe is laid-back, yet there’s an underlying tension as Soolking wonders about loyalty and the passing of time. He also touches on the idea of losing track of people and moments, and the impact of his lifestyle on those around him.

[Intro : Gims]
Hmm, hmm, hmm, hmm
Hmm, hmm, hmm, hmm
Hmm, hmm, hmm, hmm, hmm, hmm
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[Couplet 1 : Gims]
Tout dépend d’la façon de s’y prendre, j’ai pas dix mille options
Donc je casse tout maintenant, j’disparais un moment
J’suis devant, Mase’ intérieur blanc
La bouteille pèse une tonne, j’bois même pas toute façon

[Pré-refrain : Gims]
Et tu dégages une aura qui fait des dégâts
L’impression qu’on s’connaît déjà (Unh, unh)

[Refrain : Gims & Soolking]
Elle a mis les meufs du carré ok, que des méchants garçons aux pieds
Elle médite elle se dit : “Ça y est”, il est temps d’se caser (Ah ouais)
Carré ok (Na, na, na), méchants garçons aux pieds
Elle se dit : “Ça y est” (Ouh, na, na, na), il est temps d’se caser (Ah, ah, ah)

[Post-refrain : Soolking]
Ki tgoulili la, wella ki tgoulili ouah
Ki tgoulili la, wella ki tgoulili ouah
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[Couplet 2 : Soolking]
J’ai plus trop besoin d’espace, j’arrive dans l’nouveau Tesla
J’vois tout l’monde en bizarre, ouais, nous on sort du blizzard
Un micro, une guitare, j’fais l’tour du monde en Vespa
J’crois qu’elle vient de l’espace, j’me perds dans son regard
Si jamais, j’ai plus d’quoi payer, est-ce que tu vas oublier ?
Tu t’rappelleras qui j’étais, ton amitié maquillée

[Refrain : Gims & Soolking]
Elle a mis les meufs du carré ok, que des méchants garçons aux pieds

Elle médite elle se dit : “Ça y est”, il est temps d’se caser (Ah ouais)
Carré ok (Na, na, na), méchants garçons aux pieds
Elle se dit : “Ça y est” (Ouh, na, na, na), il est temps d’se caser (Ah, ah, ah)

[Post-refrain : Soolking]
Ki tgoulili la, wella ki tgoulili ouah
Ki tgoulili la, wella ki tgoulili ouah

[Pont : Gims & Soolking]
Dis-moi qui t’a fait ça, promis, j’vais m’en occuper
J’repense à hier soir, c’est passé vite, j’suis dégoûté
Dis-moi qui t’a fait ça, promis, j’vais m’en occuper
J’repense à hier soir, c’est passé vite, j’suis dégoûté

[Refrain : Gims & Soolking]
Elle a mis les meufs du carré ok, que des méchants garçons aux pieds
Elle médite elle se dit : “Ça y est”, il est temps d’se caser (Ah ouais)
Carré ok (Na, na, na), méchants garçons aux pieds
Elle se dit : “Ça y est” (Ouh, na, na, na), il est temps d’se caser (Ah, ah, ah)

[Post-refrain : Soolking]
Ki tgoulili la, wella ki tgoulili ouah
Ki tgoulili la, wella ki tgoulili ouah

[Outro : Gims]
Hmm, hmm, hmm, hmm
Hmm, hmm, hmm, hmm
Hmm, hmm, hmm, hmm, hmm, hmm

CARRÉ OK Lyrics Meaning

[Intro]
The hums set a rhythmic, introspective tone, suggesting a contemplative or emotional state, preparing listeners for the song’s vibe.

[Couplet 1]
This part expresses a sense of urgency and determination. The speaker acknowledges limited options and decides to take bold action, stepping away to regroup. The mention of luxury and detachment, like the white car interior and heavy bottle he doesn’t drink, shows a life of excess but also restraint and reflection.

[Pré-refrain]
The speaker feels a magnetic, almost destructive connection with someone, as if they’ve met before. It’s an acknowledgment of an undeniable bond or attraction.

[Refrain]
This highlights a woman’s commanding presence as she surrounds herself with daring, rebellious men. She contemplates her life, deciding it might be time to settle down. The phrase “Carré ok” refers to the group or space where bold personalities gather, reflecting her own inner conflict between freedom and commitment.

[Post-refrain]
These lines act as a rhythmic chant, reflecting indecision or back-and-forth feelings, mirroring the uncertainty in relationships or life choices.

[Couplet 2]
Here, the speaker explores themes of ambition, alienation, and love. Despite material success and a global lifestyle, he questions deeper connections. The Tesla and Vespa symbolize progress and nostalgia. He’s mesmerized by someone’s gaze, almost feeling they’re otherworldly. The fear of being forgotten if his status fades adds vulnerability, questioning the sincerity of relationships in his life.

[Refrain]
The refrain repeats, emphasizing the woman’s decisive moment, her magnetic energy, and the rebellious aura of those around her. It underscores the tension between living freely and settling into stability.

[Post-refrain]
The chant returns, reinforcing the emotional back-and-forth and adding a hypnotic element to the song’s structure.

[Pont]
The speaker expresses frustration and regret over fleeting moments and unresolved emotions. He offers protection and care, showing his desire to address the harm someone has endured. The repeated reflection on a missed opportunity or lost time adds emotional depth.

[Refrain]
Repetition here solidifies the central themes of attraction, rebellion, and life choices, reinforcing the tension between the desire for freedom and the pull of responsibility or commitment.

[Post-refrain]
Once again, the rhythmic chant conveys emotional ambiguity, emphasizing the cyclical nature of the speaker’s thoughts and feelings.

[Outro]
The outro mirrors the intro, bringing the song full circle. The hums reflect the unresolved emotions, leaving the listener in a reflective and introspective mood.