La Vie Ne Vaut Rien Lyrics in English Tim Dup

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Below, I translated the lyrics of the song La Vie Ne Vaut Rien by Tim Dup from French to English.

He turned his life in all directions

To know if it made sense

Existence

He asked for their opinion from lots of delighted people

Delighted, to give their opinion on life

He crossed the fumes of the whirling dervishes

Hashish smokers and he said

Life is worth nothing, nothing

Life is worth nothing

But me when I hold, hold

But me when I hold

There in my two dazzled hands

The two pretty little breasts of my girlfriend

There I say nothing, nothing, nothing

Nothing is worth life

He saw the passing space

Between the jet set, the splendors, the palaces

And then the janitors

Others hope in steeples, monasteries

To see the old sergeant but it's only Richard Gere

He entered like an insect on the Internet site

To see people from sects and he said

Life is worth nothing, nothing

Life is worth nothing

But me when I hold, hold

But me when I hold

There in my two dazzled hands

The two pretty little breasts of my girlfriend

There I say nothing, nothing, nothing

Nothing is worth life

He saw lack of love

Lack of money

Like life is detergent

And how it cleans people

He played forbidden games for sleeping friends, nostalgia

And he said

Life is worth nothing, nothing

Life is worth nothing

But me when I hold, hold

But me when I hold

There in my two dazzled hands

The two pretty little breasts of my girlfriend

There I say nothing, nothing, nothing

Nothing is worth life

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SONG MEANING

Tim Dup’s La Vie Ne Vaut Rien follows a curious wanderer who spins his life around, consults gurus, dives into smoky rituals and even scrolls through bizarre corners of the Internet, all to answer one nagging question: does life have any meaning? Everywhere he looks he hears opinions, philosophies and flashy lifestyles, yet every grand theory collapses into the same blunt verdict: “la vie ne vaut rien” – life is worth nothing.

Then comes the twist. In the middle of this playful cynicism, the singer finds himself holding the “jolis petits seins” of the woman he loves, and suddenly words fail him. That simple, tender moment silences every debate: nothing is more valuable than life when it is filled with genuine intimacy. The song balances witty social observation with cheeky sensuality to remind us that the deepest truths often hide in the smallest, most human pleasures.

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Tim Dup La Vie Ne Vaut Rien Lyrics