Hop on the imaginary train Hervé sets in motion and look out the window with him. In “Comme Tout Le Monde” the French singer invites us to get a little lost, to stop obsessing over tomorrow, and to admit that most of us are just trying to keep our balance while the world speeds by. Some riders jump off, others pile in, and everyone is driven by the same hopes and fears. The lyrics feel like quick flashes of scenery—moments of doubt, sudden courage, and a cheeky confession that the harder he tries to be “authentic,” the sillier he sometimes feels.
At its heart, the song is an anthem for ordinary people who secretly wonder if anyone else is faking it. Hervé reminds us that missing direction, craving a sliver of light, and stumbling over honesty are part of the shared human ride. The chorus “Comme tout le monde” (“Like everyone”) is both comforting and ironic: we are all unique, yet united in our uncertainty. Let the track reassure you that it is fine to admit confusion, shine just enough light to keep the shadows interesting, and keep rolling forward—just like everyone else.