J'en Ai Marre ! Lyrics in English Alizée

Below, I translated the lyrics of the song J'en Ai Marre ! by Alizée from French to English.
My skin is soft
In my bubble bath
I splash myself
I laugh at it
My goldfish
In my bubble bath
I bundle it up, I tell it
I've got no problem
I laze around
No discomfort
I laze around
I soak in the water
That's what matters
Totally at ease
Right on trend
My skin is soft
In my bubble bath
I burn in the shade
Bombs
Everything's delightful
Beds, targets
I make a list of things
That bug me
I'm sick of those who cry
Who only go two an hour
Who lament and fixate
On the notion of a fixed idea
I'm sick of those who whine
Two-bit extremists
Who see life totally black
Who send me into the blues
I'm sick of Big Sister
Who moans about everything and cries
Sick of the rain, of zucchini
That make me puke under the quilt
I'm sick of those cynics
And of crocuses in the fields
I'm sick of being sick of it
Too
My skin is soft
In my bubble bath
No seismic shocks
I lounge
And unwind
That's my aquatic state
There's a hitch!
I'm sick of those who cry
Who only go two an hour
Who lament and fixate
On the notion of a fixed idea
I'm sick of those who whine
Two-bit extremists
Who see life totally black
Who send me into the blues
I'm sick of Big Sister
Who moans about everything and cries
Sick of the rain, of zucchini
That make me puke under the quilt
I'm sick of those cynics
And of crocuses in the fields
I'm sick of being sick of it
Too
I'm sick of those who cry
Who only go two an hour
Who lament and fixate
On the notion of a fixed idea
I'm sick of those who whine
Two-bit extremists
Who see life totally black
Who send me into the blues
I'm sick of Big Sister
Who moans about everything and cries
Sick of the rain, of zucchini
That make me puke under the quilt
I'm sick of those cynics
And of crocuses in the fields
I'm sick of being sick of it
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SONG MEANING

“J’en Ai Marre !” is Alizée’s bubbly protest song. Picture her soaking in a luxurious bubble-bath, skin “douce” and worries floating away like foam. Inside this private spa she chats to her goldfish, stretches lazily, and savors every fizzy second. Yet while she splashes around, a list of annoyances keeps popping up in her mind: whiners, slowpokes, extremists, endless rain, even mushy zucchini under the duvet. One by one she fires off a cheeky “J’en ai marre!” (“I’m sick of it!”), turning irritation into a playful chant.

Under the playful surface lies a simple message: create your own bright, carefree space when the outside world feels gloomy. Alizée contrasts the serene “état aquatique” with the negativity she refuses to let in, reminding us that it is okay to unplug, laugh, and wash the bad vibes down the drain. The result is a catchy, feel-good anthem that lets frustration fizz away like bubbles in a bath. Enjoy the splash!

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