Rêves De Gamin (“Childhood Dreams”) is Nassi’s feel-good reminder that the voice inside us is often louder than the people around us. As schoolteachers and counselors push the young narrator toward “realistic” jobs, he daydreams about standing on a stage, bright lights on his face, singing to make hearts “a little less sad.” Every harsh remark from a math teacher or worried parent only fuels his imagination, and he pictures himself thirty years later sharing both love and pain with a cheering crowd.
The chorus turns those daydreams into a personal motto: follow your star, trust the signs the moon shows you, and keep aiming higher than the summit others set. The song is an anthem of perseverance, self-belief, and refusing to let society shrink your ambitions. Whether you once doodled comic books in class or still nurse a secret goal, Nassi invites you to dust off those childhood dreams and give them the spotlight they deserve.