Grab your imaginary passport and step into “Voyage,” a dreamy pop ballad where Albanian singer Zoë Më writes her travel diary straight on the heart. The opening line, “Mes yeux candides découvrent le monde,” frames her as a wide-eyed explorer whose innocence can even confuse “the demons of the night.” From the very start we feel a tug-of-war: glowing curiosity vs. suffocating words, tender devotion vs. silent doubts. Zoë’s voice becomes a suitcase packed with hope, pleading to lie close “près de toi ce soir” while believing that, like flowers, love only blooms when it’s watered.
The chorus turns the simple word “voyage” into a double-ticket. It is part literal getaway, part emotional road trip—an invitation to escape routines, fears, and unspoken hurt. Even if the other person never says “I love you,” she vows to drown in their tears, share their “vague à l’âme,” and keep singing for them. In short, “Voyage” captures the thrill of setting off with someone who may never fully return your feelings, yet daring to love loudly anyway. It reminds us that the bravest journeys aren’t measured in miles but in how far the heart is willing to travel.