Coeur De Bombe paints love as an explosive device: thrilling, glowing, then painfully shattering. Diam’s walks us through the dizzying stages of a whirlwind romance – from sweet texts by the canal and weightless late-night dreams to moving in together, bickering over timelines for marriage and babies, and finally watching the whole relationship detonate. Each boom echoes the narrator’s mix of passion, impatience, disappointment, and stubborn hope, showing how easily a “rare pearl” can morph into a hurtful “crapaud” when expectations collide with routine.
Beneath the sharp wordplay sits a frank lesson: love can lift you sky-high, yet it needs care, communication, and commitment to avoid becoming a ticking time-bomb. Diam’s calls out both sides – the over-eager heart and the hesitant partner – and closes with a warning to seize real love before another bomb says ‘je t’aime’. The track is equal parts confession, cautionary tale, and empowerment anthem, wrapped in Diam’s signature fiery flow.