From school notebooks to the wings of birds, Les Frangines transforms Paul Éluard’s legendary poem into a lively folk anthem. Each line feels like a joyful act of graffiti, as the narrator writes one electrifying word — Liberté — on every surface imaginable: paper, sand, clouds, swords, crowns, and horizons. This growing collage of images shows that the longing for freedom slips past every border and lands wherever human imagination can reach.
Beneath the bright guitars and uplifting harmonies, the song carries a simple yet powerful idea. Repeating the word Liberté is not just an echo; it is a declaration that naming freedom is the first step toward living it. By claiming the right to start life over in the name of love and liberty, the singer invites us to do the same. The result is both a tender love letter and an inspiring call to action, urging listeners to pick up their own invisible pen and write freedom into every corner of their world.