D'Accord
Grems Lyrics

The first line of the song, "Les choses se passent," roughly translates to "Things are happening." Grems then introduces the idea that everyone has different opinions and tastes, and it will not be easy to come to a consensus right away. This is represented through the line "On va pas les mettre d'accord de suite", meaning "we won't agree right away." The next line suggests that they have different preferences for music, but it's unclear what exactly is being referred to. Grems then uses a vulgar expression to criticize someone's appearance. He makes it clear that the singer of the song is not impressed, saying that they don't care about the person's belongings or car. Grems highlights the importance of being polite, but also acknowledges that it's reciprocated behavior. The line "Pas formidable si j'te crache au visage," meaning "not great if I spit in your face," adds humor to the situation, showcasing the song's sarcastic tone.

The chorus repeats the idea that it won't be easy to come to a consensus with others. Grems appears to be making a statement about himself, saying that he won't make an effort to change himself or his opinions to please others. In the final line, "Le fond, la forme et la connerie," meaning "the substance, the form, and the stupidity," he seems to be summing up the basic elements that will come into play during any interaction. The song ends with "Tambour Battant," which refers to a French drum duo who released an album in 2006. It's unclear what the connection is between the rest of the song and this final line.