The lyrics of the song "Woman" by Harry Styles, translated into French by Genius Traductions françaises, convey a message of selfishness and longing for a woman who is with someone else. The narrator admits their selfishness and expresses a desire to never see the woman with another man again. Despite confessing their feelings and warning her, the woman does not listen.
The pre-chorus suggests that the narrator hopes the woman can see the emotional turmoil they are in while the other man touches her skin. The narrator feels a sense of displacement, stating that they should be the one in the other man's position. The line "but you make me bleed" implies that the woman's actions cause emotional pain.
In the chorus, the repeated phrase "femme, femme" emphasizes the longing and desire for the woman. The narrator wants her to understand their feelings. The second verse reinforces the narrator's temptation, acknowledging that apologies will not change anything. They feel empty, and promises are compared to broken stitches.
The pre-chorus in the second verse again highlights the emotional state of the narrator, emphasizing the physical and emotional connection between the woman and the other man. The line "you blossom, you feast" suggests that the woman is flourishing in her relationship, while the narrator suffers.
The song ends with a guitar solo and a repeated emphasis on the word "femme," possibly signaling the persistent longing for the woman.
Overall, the lyrics convey a sense of longing, unhappiness, and jealousy. The narrator's selfishness and emotional pain are evident throughout the song, highlighting the complexity of their feelings for the woman.
This meaning interpretation has been generated by AI.
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