Juste Une Minute Lyrics – La Fouine Ganlyrics

Juste Une Minute Lyrics by La Fouine is a latest French song in the voice of La Fouine. Its music too is composed by singer while brand new Juste Une Minute song lyrics are also written by La Fouine. This is a popular song among the people of United States of America. In Juste Une Minute, La Fouine reflects on his life experiences and struggles, sharing his feelings about friendship, loss, and the harsh realities of his environment. He talks about the pain of losing loved ones, the betrayal of friends, and the challenges he’s faced in his journey. Despite the hardships, he remains resilient and expresses a desire for peace and understanding. The recurring theme of wanting just “one minute” to experience things like freedom, paradise, or a meaningful connection shows his longing for moments of clarity and escape in a chaotic world.

[Intro : La Fouine]
Eyo Fouiny
Yo (Nan, nan)
Just one minute
Just one minute (Juste une minute)
Yeah, yeah

[Couplet 1 : La Fouine]
Yo, j’ai mis beaucoup d’amitiés dans la corbeille, maman est partie trop tôt, j’cherche l’bonheur sous ses orteils (Ses orteils)
J’ai marché dans tous les quartiers, jamais effrayé (Jamais effrayé), mon cœur est comme mon Turbo 4S, il est rayé (Il est rayé)
Les p’tits me disent : “Fouiny, ton parcours m’inspire” (M’inspire), j’leur dis : “Dieu merci, ça aurait pu être pire”
Et si c’est Dieu qui donne et même quand tu déconnes, tu perds beaucoup d’potos, khoya, quand tu décolles (Quand tu décolles)

Parfois je fais des cauchemars, j’me lève en frissons (En frissons), j’espère qu’on s’retrouvera tous comme la S*xion (Comme la S*xion)
J’ai jamais donné aucun nom toute mon enfance, j’étais comme un mec en surpoids, j’écrasais les balances
Et ouais, parfois l’amitié, c’est comme un billet, quand tu l’laisses trop longtemps dans ta poche, il finit plié (Plié)
Demande à Glenn ou Dixon, personne pistonne, le temps c’est d’l’argent, Banlieue Sale, on paye en bitcoin (Liasses)
Parlent derrière toi, ils veulent pas qu’ça s’sache, entourage, plus de serpent qu’dans les ch’veux de Versace
Aller-retour au tribunal de Versailles, mon père est monté au ciel sans compagnie airline (Airline)
J’étais dans l’game avant qu’ta maman saigne, dis-moi c’que tu bédaves, j’te dirais avec qui tu traînes, ouais (Avec qui tu traînes)
Ils créent des virus à l’Institut Pasteur, dans mon square, y a plus de seringues que chez Pfizer
À chaque fois qu’j’allume la télé, j’vois c’bâtard d’Zemmour, j’ai des larmes quand j’penses aux Ouïghours
Et ouais, j’suis devant toi mais l’coup arrive par derrière, frère, respecte la team, la coc’ arrive par voie maritime (Maritime)
J’ai jamais fui, j’ai jamais pris peur, souvent les gens qui parlent ont le salaire d’un guetteur, ouais
Les p’tits sur l’corner font plus d’argent qu’en Ligue 1, aller-retour à Amsterdam pour ramener les meilleurs grains (Aya)
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[Pré-refrain : La Fouine]
Juste une minute (Juste une minute)
J’aimerais croiser son regard juste une minute (Juste une minute)
Aya, juste une minute (Juste une minute)
T’aimerais voir le paradis juste une minute (Juste une minute)
Juste une minute (Une minute)
J’aimerais voir la liberté juste une minute (Juste une minute)
Juste une minute (Juste une minute)
J’aimerais croiser son regard juste une minute, yo, yo, yo

[Refrain : La Fouine]

Juste une minute (Juste une minute)
J’aimerais croiser son regard juste une minute (Juste une minute)
Aya, juste une minute (Juste une minute)
T’aimerais voir le paradis juste une minute (Juste une minute)
Juste une minute (Une minute)
J’aimerais voir la liberté juste une minute, yo, yo (Juste une minute)
Juste une minute (Juste une minute)
J’aimerais croiser son regard juste une minute, yo, yo, yo

[Couplet 2 : Rémy]
C’est comme dans la tempête, j’ai pas vu venir toutes les vagues et j’avais b’soin d’mes repères, quand j’avais pas, j’ai tant divagué
J’ai du respect pour les grands qui nous ont appris les bonnes choses, ils s’sont tant servis d’mes valeurs quand j’les servais pour les bonnes causes
Et dis-moi qui peut m’stopper quand j’le fais avec le cœur, ni un bâtard ni une tasse-pé pour abréger mes peurs
J’ai avancé seul, futur fou comme un alcoolique, ta vie on la connaît, en plus, on n’aime pas les comiques
J’suis peu prudent comme un p’tit dans un champ entouré d’mines, à la guerre, j’s’rai toujours devant, sinon qui protège la familia ?
Pas d’soirées sous Ruinart, j’suis posé solo dans ma banlieue sale, j’veux la paix, un cocktail sous l’parasol
T’as pris du ferme et tu ressors méconnaissable, j’vais tout baiser dans pas longtemps d’après mes connaissances
J’vais rapper sur la prod’ comme si j’frappais sur ta tête sale, c’est nos cités qu’ont du talent, ma gueule, Rémy t’as dead ça
Les jambes qui tremblent, le cœur qui bat juste avant d’rapper, l’orage qui gronde, j’attends qu’le tonnerre vienne me frapper les jambes
Les gens qui chantent, le monde qui change, faut s’accrocher, j’avais quatorze ans et ce soir je n’suis pas rentré
Première radio, premier concert, j’me demande : “Pourquoi moi ?”
Premier freestyle, dans l’parking d’la tess’, les voisins craquent
Conquête, ecstas’ et quand on atteint l’but, on s’dit : “C’est ça hein ?” Hun, eh, ouais
Le bac’, le permis, les premières sorties sans l’bus mais (??)
Première p’tite copine, dans l’bât’, j’la galoche dans les escaliers
J’la sors même pas du barrio, j’ouvre la porte de mon palier, tu dis même pas “adios”
Naufragés, on s’ra obligés d’s’échouer dans la métaverse, t’en as marre qu’il pleuve des balles, prends ton 9 et mets ta veste
J’suis la mélo’, l’histoire, le sale, le propre, c’est Réminem, rimes bizarres, j’suis dans l’bât’, allez pose (Fouiny Baby)

[Pré-refrain : La Fouine]
Juste une minute (Juste une minute)
J’aimerais croiser son regard juste une minute (Juste une minute)
Aya, juste une minute (Juste une minute)
T’aimerais voir le paradis juste une minute (Juste une minute)
Juste une minute (Une minute)
J’aimerais voir la liberté juste une minute (Juste une minute)
Juste une minute (Juste une minute)
J’aimerais croiser son regard juste une minute, yo, yo, yo

[Refrain : La Fouine]
Juste une minute (Juste une minute)
J’aimerais croiser son regard juste une minute (Juste une minute)
Aya, juste une minute (Juste une minute)
T’aimerais voir le paradis juste une minute (Juste une minute)
Juste une minute (Une minute)
J’aimerais voir la liberté juste une minute, yo, yo (Juste une minute)
Juste une minute (Juste une minute)
J’aimerais croiser son regard juste une minute, yo, yo, yo

Juste Une Minute Lyrics Meaning

[Intro]
The intro is very simple but sets the tone for the entire song. La Fouine quickly introduces himself and repeats the phrase “Juste une minute” (Just one minute), signaling the song’s central theme of longing and desire. The repetition here reflects his wish to experience something precious, like a fleeting moment, perhaps for relief or understanding. The “one minute” signifies a desire to capture something meaningful or life-changing, even if it’s brief.

[Couplet 1]
In the first verse, La Fouine expresses the pain and disappointment he’s faced throughout his life, particularly when it comes to friendship and loss. He starts by saying he’s put many friendships “in the trash” because they didn’t last or were betrayed. He also reflects on the death of his mother, saying she passed away too early, which has left a void in his life. He’s searching for happiness, but sometimes even simple things, like the small joys in life, become difficult to find. He mentions how he walked through tough neighborhoods without fear, but his heart is now “scratched,” like his old car, symbolizing emotional scars. The verse reveals that people look up to him, saying his journey inspires them, but he humbly acknowledges that things could have been worse for him. He talks about how, in life, people often lose friends when they rise or become successful, which makes him feel both grateful and cautious. Despite facing fear and nightmares, he’s determined to keep moving forward. There’s also a darker tone, especially when he reflects on the reality of his environment, where problems like drug use and societal issues exist. He references people betraying him and how those around him sometimes speak behind his back, creating a feeling of paranoia. He’s experienced the legal system and the loss of his father, which deeply impacts him. La Fouine compares the betrayal of friendship to money: if you keep it too long in your pocket, it will get crumpled, a metaphor for how friendships can wear out over time if not handled with care. The verse also touches on corrupt systems, comparing them to viruses, and discusses the personal struggles he faces, including running into problems with people who have different priorities. Throughout it all, he maintains a sense of resilience, facing the difficulties of life head-on, often feeling like the only one who can protect those around him.

[Pré-refrain]
The pre-chorus gives us a glimpse into La Fouine’s emotional and spiritual needs. He wishes he could just experience one minute of a meaningful connection with someone, even just to look into their eyes. He craves the freedom to escape his current life, even if just for a moment. The “one minute” here represents the brief but powerful moments he seeks to reconnect with something pure or meaningful. He also expresses his desire to see “paradise” or “freedom” for just a moment, highlighting how his daily struggles leave him yearning for something better. It’s almost as if these one-minute glimpses could provide him with the strength he needs to endure the chaos around him.

[Refrain]
The chorus repeats the idea of wanting to experience these powerful moments, especially when it comes to human connection, paradise, and freedom. The repetition of “just one minute” emphasizes how small moments of peace or understanding could provide a huge impact on La Fouine’s emotional state. He yearns for a brief escape from the harsh realities of his life, where everything around him feels difficult, and the need for a brief moment of joy or solace becomes crucial. He highlights how valuable these moments would be, offering him a sense of clarity or relief even if only temporary.

[Couplet 2]
Rémy’s verse takes a deep dive into his personal journey, expressing feelings of confusion and self-discovery. He compares his life to being in a storm, unable to foresee all the struggles that came his way. He talks about how, during those moments when he was lost, he needed guidance and strong values to keep him going. This shows how important lessons from mentors or older figures were to him, even if they didn’t always live up to those values themselves. There’s a sense of respect here for the ones who taught him, even though he recognizes they used his values for their own purposes. He continues by saying no one can stop him when he’s doing things with sincerity and passion, even when facing fear or obstacles. He’s made it this far on his own, and he’s ready for whatever comes next. Rémy emphasizes his rebellious spirit, making it clear he doesn’t fear challenges, even though his life is far from easy. He feels he’s always had to protect his family and those he loves, which is why he’s so determined to push forward. He speaks about how he doesn’t indulge in luxurious lifestyles like partying, preferring to stay grounded in his neighborhood and find peace in simple things, like enjoying a drink under a parasol. His verse also touches on the brutal realities of his environment, where even after spending time in jail, people can come out unrecognizable, metaphorically speaking. He’s ready to take on everything that comes his way, no matter how tough, and is determined to make a name for himself in the music world. There’s also a reflection on his early days in the music industry, where he felt unsure but kept pushing forward with his first concerts, freestyle sessions, and experiences. He talks about how his journey shaped him, from small victories to deeper moments of growth. He touches on his youth, such as his first girlfriend and the things he did as a teenager. This verse paints a picture of someone who has experienced both the innocence of youth and the harsh realities of adulthood. There’s also a sense of the world changing around him, with the idea that even the virtual world (the “metaverse”) might become an escape from the chaos he faces. But despite the desire to escape, he still deals with the ongoing violence and danger in his real life, showing that the battle for survival continues in all forms.

[Pré-refrain (Repetition)]
The pre-chorus is repeated again, reinforcing the longing for that one minute of peace or understanding. La Fouine still dreams of experiencing these moments of escape, whether through connecting with someone, seeing paradise, or feeling freedom. It’s as if this repeated wish becomes a symbol for how badly he needs a break from his struggles.

[Refrain (Repetition)]
The chorus repeats again, driving home the song’s main theme: La Fouine’s desire for a brief but significant escape. Each repetition of “Juste une minute” emphasizes the longing for moments of clarity, joy, or peace that could help him navigate through the chaos of life. Even though he acknowledges that these moments may only last a minute, they are enough to provide him with a sense of hope or relief, even if just temporarily.