Vice Et Versa Lyrics in English Stéphane

Below, I translated the lyrics of the song Vice Et Versa by Stéphane from French to English.
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I feel like I'm two
I love one then I love the other
I'm trapped between two
I often lose control
In the streets of Montreux
We smile, we pose
From Montmartre to Jussieu
I want to offer you a rose
I love you here but over there
I don't love you
And vice versa and
And vice versa and
And vice versa
And vice versa and
And vice versa and
And vice versa
I love you here but over there
I don't love you
I feel like I'm two
I love one then I love the other
Polyamory, it's fire
But it's always one too many
In bars, in places
My heart metamorphoses
Desire in the eyes
I'm hungry for you
Then for the other
I love you here but over there
I don't love you
And vice versa and
And vice versa and
And vice versa
And vice versa and
And vice versa and
And vice versa
I love you here but over there
I don't love you
I pretend
Pretend to manage
Yet I spend, I spend
Time thinking
My hands that tremble
That tremble without deceiving
I get tired
Tired of being loved
I love you here but over there
I don't love you
And vice versa and
And vice versa and
And vice versa
And vice versa and
And vice versa and
And vice versa
I love you here but over there
I don't love you
And vice versa and
And vice versa and
And vice versa
And vice versa and
And vice versa and
And vice versa
I love you here but over there
I don't love you
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SONG MEANING

Vice Et Versa plunges us into the thrilling tug-of-war of a heart that refuses to pick just one side. Gliding through postcard-perfect settings – Montreux’s lakeside streets, the artsy slopes of Montmartre, the student buzz of Jussieu – Stéphane flips her feelings like a coin: I love you here, but over there I don’t... and vice versa. The looping chorus becomes a merry-go-round of desire, capturing the rush and confusion of polyamory where “one is always one too many.”

Beneath the sparkly pop groove lies a confession of fatigue. She pretends to have everything under control, yet trembling hands and restless thoughts betray the weight of constant role-switching. The song paints a vivid picture of modern love’s freedom and its price: the joy of limitless possibilities, and the exhaustion of never landing on a single truth. It’s a playful, bittersweet anthem for anyone who has ever felt split in two by their own passions – celebrating the chaos of loving both this and that, vice et versa.

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