Jérôme Van Den Hole turns the simple urge to « hit the road » into an adventurous inner monologue. In “S’en Aller,” the Belgian singer toys with every excuse for leaving: curiosity, rebellion, heartbreak, even the whimsical dream of watching Venice under the rain. Each line feels like hastily packed luggage — a mix of wanderlust, stubborn freedom and a dash of “just because.”
Yet beneath the restless energy hides a tender hope. While the narrator vows to disappear pour toujours à jamais, he quietly listens for someone to call out « Attends-moi ». The song reminds us that running away can be both escape and experiment; we might come back wiser, or discover the grass is not greener elsewhere. Either way, the journey speaks louder than the destination, celebrating the messy, thrilling urge to move before life says, “Baby, c’est non.”