Imagine waking up next to the person you love, but suddenly you are both lost for words. That is exactly where M. Pokora and Dadju begin their heartfelt duet. They paint a picture of two lovers who feel time slipping through their fingers, haunted by old memories and too many silent evenings. Questions hang in the air, answers refuse to come, and the weight of the past makes every conversation harder than it should be.
Yet the chorus bursts in with hope: “Si on disait qu’on a le temps, qu’on rêve encore, pas comme les grands.” What if they could hit the reset button, think like kids again, and believe they are stronger together? The song becomes a gentle plea for a fresh start ‑ no pretending, no games, just pure commitment. Pokora vows to do anything to hold on, to catch his partner if she falls, and to cherish both the best and worst of their story. The result is a warm, mid-tempo anthem that reminds us that love can feel brand-new when we dare to believe in it like children once more.