Christine and the Queens
Make Some Sense lyrics with English translation
- Language
- French
- Level
- Intermediate
- Released
- 2018
- Genre
- Pop
- Length
- 3:21
I was nothing before you came out
I was nothing before you appeared
Of the bunch of golden players
Among the crowd of golden players
I didn't think you'd see me
I didn't think you would notice me
And my, blood is thicker than I thought
And oh, blood runs thicker than I believed
We were nothing, nothing at all
We took the bus when the rain would fall
We talked about some comics
We chatted about some comics
I thought I, I would make a great villain
Oh, what did you say then again?
Oh, what was it you said again?
No, no, no
Make some sense out of it all
'Cause I won't make it for you
Choose which side you are on
'Cause I can't do that for you
Oh, now you tell me
How odd to see you on TV
A red right hand and lost at sea
It feels like you can see me
Oh my, what did you just say again?
All the nights we lost in here
When you told me you were a puppeteer
I didn't think you meant it
And now what happened to the mean girls?
Oh, what happened to the mean girls?
No, no, no
Make some sense out of it all
'Cause I won't make it for you
Choose which side you are on
'Cause I can't do that for you
Oh, now you tell me
Make some sense out of it all
'Cause I won't make it for you
Oh, now you tell me
Choose which side you are on
'Cause I can't do that for you
I won't do that for you
I can't do that for you
I won't do that for you
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Key vocabulary
- bunch
- bundle
- you'd
- you would
- won't
- will not
- odd
- strange
- feels
- feel
- can
- able
- nights
- night
- happened
- occurred
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About this song
Christine and the Queens, French (born Héloïse Letissier), is a synth-pop and art-pop artist known for highly choreographed performances and queer-themed songs. He gained recognition with the 2014 album Chaleur Humaine and later released Chris and the French-language Redcar project.