“Ma Faute” is a bittersweet break-up anthem that flips the script on blame. Throughout the song, Marine faces a partner who repeatedly empties their glass and then points the finger at her: C’est ta faute—it’s your fault. Each accusation feels heavy enough to make her stumble, yet every time she stands back up, a little wiser and a little stronger. The verses capture that tense push-and-pull: late-night fights, guilt trips, and the confusing mix of Je t’aime followed by more blame.
By the final chorus, the clouds clear. Marine realizes the fault never really belonged to her and walks away, leaving the storm behind. What starts as a confession of “my fault” turns into a powerful reclamation of self-worth. The takeaway? Sometimes the bravest thing you can do is shut the door, let the rain pass, and welcome brighter days that are plus jamais ma faute—never my fault again.