Opium
Jade Or Lyrics

The song "Opium" by Jade Or starts with the haunting lines, "J'ai peur de mes rêves de faïence qui brulent dans ma tête en silence," which means "I'm scared of my dreams made of china that burn in my head in silence." The singer expresses her fear and discomfort with her own thoughts and dreams, which seem to weigh heavily on her mind. She describes finding herself in a place of immense stones, where she indulges in "Les prières sombres des morts" or "The dark prayers of the dead," which sets the scene for a disturbing and surreal experience.

As the song progresses, the singer describes being in a state of ecstasy within her own body, while her mind serves as a backdrop for her experiences. She mentions being carried away by the wind into a world of African fabrics and Bohemian tapestries, where she floats above it all "Glisse sur un tapis de Bohème." The song ends on an ethereal note, with the singer bidding farewell to the shards of glass under her feet that couldn't reflect the sound of "The enchanted violins" that play in her dreams.