Amours blindées
Aston Villa Lyrics

The lyrics of Aston Villa's song Amours blindées, when translated from French to English, means "Armored loves". The song seems to talk about a person who has been hurt in love and now finds it difficult to trust and feel love without putting up a guard. The metaphor of being a tree in someone's mouth indicates that the person put themselves out there - vulnerable and open - for someone, only to be cut down and left as a stump. The line "I challenge the physicists to prove me wrong" indicates that the person believes that love is a force that can't be measured and that even when love is cut down, it still exists somehow.

The lyrics further imply that the person is tired of feeling foolish for love and wants to move on. They plan to honor the person they loved by laying flowers but acknowledge that the relationship was doomed by an "inhumane condition." The line "our tandems win in corrosion" indicates that even when relationships end, they leave a mark on us that lingers like rust.

Overall, the song speaks of the complexity of human relationships, the pain of heartbreak, and the necessity to protect oneself from emotional harm. It's a powerful anthem about the emotional armor we put on to protect ourselves in love.