Dors Morgane Dors unfolds like a haunted lullaby. Over the backdrop of Samhain—the Celtic night when the veil between worlds thins—Zaho sings to little Morgane, inviting her to drift into dreams while shadows grow restless. The lyrics paint a cinematic scene: a warrior father supposedly returns, armor clinking in the dark, and a mother rushes to celebrate his victory. Yet the child senses a chilling twist. As the helmet comes off, the familiar face is revealed to be a mask. Morgane tries to warn her mother, but terror steals her voice, trapping her in a silent nightmare.
Beyond its spooky storytelling, the song explores deeper themes of lost innocence, the unsettling feeling that those we trust can suddenly become strangers, and the helplessness of watching danger unfold without being able to intervene. Equal parts fairy-tale and psychological thriller, Zaho’s track reminds listeners that fear is often born not from monsters, but from the unsettling changes in the people we love.