Imagine a late-night heart-to-heart between two strangers who suddenly understand each other. In “À Qui Dire Qu’on Est Seul,” French singer-songwriter Pascal Obispo slips into the role of a gentle confidant, asking the listener to spill their secrets: “Dis-moi… Parle-moi… Vide ton cœur.” The chorus is a desperate question we have all whispered at some point: “Who can we tell that we’re hurting, that we’re lost, that we feel completely alone?” By repeating these pleas, the song captures the tight knot of loneliness that grows when you keep pain bottled up.
Yet this isn’t just a ballad of despair—it’s also an outstretched hand. Obispo admits he has “been there too,” reassuring us that memories fade and life moves forward, even if it feels impossible right now. The track becomes a musical shoulder to cry on, reminding us that sharing our burdens is the first step toward healing. Whether you’re practicing French or searching for comfort, this song invites you to sing your sorrows out loud and realize you’re never truly alone.