Imagine standing on a sun-soaked pier while a striped-shirted crush sends your heart spinning like a compass needle. Ta Marinière wraps flirtation and longing in salty sea air, following a narrator who has been "hacked" by love and now dreams of midnight parties on a rocking boat. With every puff of the other’s cigarette and every playful command to "take off your stockings or your top," the song paints a picture of instant attraction that feels as risky as it is irresistible.
Hoshi turns romance into a nautical adventure: waves become emotions, a sailor’s top becomes a lost "hyphen" that should link two souls, and the ocean threatens shipwreck at any moment. The lyrics bounce between bold desire ("I want your body, my treasure") and self-aware humor ("even if it’s a disaster, it’s funny"). By mixing vivid maritime imagery with April Fool-style wordplay about "poisons d’avril," the song captures that exhilarating stage when love feels like setting sail without a map. You might sink, you might swim, but you will definitely dance along the way.