should i leave
David Charvet Lyrics


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J'ai marché dans le couloir
J'ai ouvert la porte
J'ai touché ton foulard
J'ai joué quelques notes
Sur le piano blanc
au milieu du salon
J'avais pas la musique
t'as écrit la chanson

Avec que une letre n'était pas pour moi
je me suis dit peut-être
je la lirai ou pas
je l'ai lue, j'aurai pas dû je crois
faudrait jamais rentrer chez toi, sans toi

Should I leave, should I stay?
Should I come back another day?
what you want is not the same
We're just two different kids at play
We're just two different kids at play

J'aurai voulu te dire
Mais il est un peu tard
Que c'est dans tes sourires
Que j'oubliai le noir

Des flashé dans mes yeux
et des scènes dorées
Mais c'était pour nous deux
que moi, j'avais tout fait

Should I leave, should I stay?
Should I come back another day?
what you want is not the same




We're just two different kids at play
We're just two different kids at play

Overall Meaning

These lyrics from David Charvet's song "Should I Leave" showcase the feelings of confusion and uncertainty that come with a fading relationship. The beginning of the song describes the physicality of being in the other person's space, playing the piano and touching their scarf. But it becomes clear that the relationship isn't what it used to be, as the singer questions whether he should leave or stay. The lyrics speak to the idea of wanting to hold onto something that isn't there anymore, and the difficulty of moving on.


The chorus evokes a sense of sadness and longing as the singer grapples with the decision of whether to leave or stay. The lyrics "should I come back another day?" suggest a lack of commitment and uncertainty about the future of the relationship. The line "we're just two different kids at play" acknowledges that the two people involved may just be fundamentally different and trying to make something work that simply can't.


The song's bridge expresses regret and a desire to have done things differently, but ultimately it is too late. The final lines hint at the idea that the relationship was a facade, with "scenes of gold" only for show, and that the singer had been trying his best to make it work, but it wasn't enough.


Overall, "Should I Leave" is a poignant song that captures the complicated emotions of love lost, uncertainty, and regret.


Line by Line Meaning

J'ai marché dans le couloir
I walked down the hallway


J'ai ouvert la porte
I opened the door


J'ai touché ton foulard
I touched your scarf


J'ai joué quelques notes
I played a few notes


Sur le piano blanc
On the white piano


au milieu du salon
In the middle of the living room


J'avais pas la musique
I didn't have the music


t'as écrit la chanson
But you wrote the song


Avec que une lettre n'était pas pour moi
There was only one letter that wasn't for me


je me suis dit peut-être
I thought maybe


je la lirai ou pas
I read it, maybe I shouldn't have


je l'ai lue, j'aurai pas dû je crois
I read it, I shouldn't have


faudrait jamais rentrer chez toi, sans toi
I should never come to your place without you


J'aurai voulu te dire
I wanted to tell you


Mais il est un peu tard
But it's a little late now


Que c'est dans tes sourires
That it's in your smiles


Que j'oubliai le noir
That I forget the darkness


Des flashé dans mes yeux
Flashes in my eyes


et des scènes dorées
And golden scenes


Mais c'était pour nous deux
But it was for both of us


que moi, j'avais tout fait
That I had done everything


Should I leave, should I stay?
Should I leave or stay?


Should I come back another day?
Should I come back later?


what you want is not the same
What you want is different from what I want


We're just two different kids at play
We're just two different people having fun


We're just two different kids at play
We're just two different people having fun




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