Aline vole
Kali Lyrics


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Mamman Aline mété i l'école
Aline pas lé apprenn' ayen
I mété h apprenn' à coudre
Aline pas lé apprenn' ayen
Case man tintin i allé placé i
Yche madame la fé caille mayé
1ine gadê do van't 4 yé
I volé robe lan mayé a.

Aline volé... Aline pillé... Ozé!
Aline volé robe lan mayé... Ozé!
Aline pille... Aline volé
Aline volé voile lan mayé.

Yo chéché robe la toût patout
Yo pa trouve h piéce côte
Yo enquête... Yo fé séance
Mé Belzebuth menti ba yo
Quand quelques jous aprês robe la
Yo vole voile lan mayé
Me man tintin dit cè pas ça
Ni dis plus ou du moins das ça.

Aline volé... Aline pillé... Ozé!
Aline volé robe ian mayé... Ozé!
Aline pillé ...Aline volé
Aline volé voile lan mayé

Si Belzebuth menti bayo
Satan di yo la verité
Ce aime que volé robe la
Fiance a cété mari
Le lendemain de bon matin
Gendamme frappé la casa aline
Habillé en robe lan mayé
Aune té mô dans bras doudoui

Aline volé... Aline pilllé... Ozé!
Aline volé robe lan mayé... Ozé!




Aline pillé... Aline volé
Aline volé voile Ian mayé

Overall Meaning

In Kali's song, "Aline Volé," the lyrics are in Creole and describe the story of Aline, a young girl who steals a dress from a lady named Madame la Fé. The song speaks about Aline's mother, Mama Aline, sending her to school to learn how to sew, but instead, Aline is not interested and is preoccupied with stealing. The second verse portrays Aline stealing a veil and the locals, unable to find the garment, seek help to find it. An investigation is launched, and with Satan's help, it is discovered that Aline was behind the theft, and the veil was stolen for her wedding. The last verse talks about Aline being caught, arrested, and found wearing the stolen dress, and at the end, she is held in the arms of her lover.


The song's lyrics are a commentary on poverty, theft, and the struggle to make ends meet. It highlights how some people resort to stealing as a means of survival when they have no other options. The lyrics describe how Aline and other citizens in her community are willing to overlook their moral boundaries and violate the law to put food on the table. The song also discusses how people shift blame and take the easy way out in the face of obstacles, with Satan being portrayed as a scapegoat for wrongdoing.


Line by Line Meaning

Mamman Aline mété i l'école
Aline's mother sent her to school


Aline pas lé apprenn' ayen
But Aline didn't want to learn anything


I mété h apprenn' à coudre
So they taught her to sew


Aline pas lé apprenn' ayen
But Aline still didn't want to learn anything


Case man tintin i allé placé i
One day, Mr. Tintin offered her a job


Yche madame la fé caille mayé
And his wife gave her a dress to wear


1ine gadê do van't 4 yé
But Aline was not satisfied with the dress she had


I volé robe lan mayé a.
So she stole the dress and ran away with it


Aline volé... Aline pillé... Ozé!
Aline stole, Aline looted, and she dared to do it


Aline volé robe lan mayé... Ozé!
She stole a dress, and she dared to do it


Aline pille... Aline volé
Aline is a robber and a thief


Aline volé voile lan mayé.
She stole a wedding veil


Yo chéché robe la toût patout
People searched for the dress everywhere


Yo pa trouve h piéce côte
But they didn't find any trace of it


Yo enquête... Yo fé séance
They investigated and had meetings


Mé Belzebuth menti ba yo
But the devil deceived them


Quand quelques jous aprês robe la
When a few days later


Yo vole voile lan mayé
Someone stole the wedding veil


Me man tintin dit cè pas ça
But Mr. Tintin said it wasn't the same dress


Ni dis plus ou du moins das ça.
He didn't say more or less than that


Si Belzebuth menti bayo
If the devil lied to them


Satan di yo la verité
Satan told them the truth


Ce aime que volé robe la
It was love that made her steal the dress


Fiance a cété mari
The groom was her fiancé


Le lendemain de bon matin
The next morning


Gendamme frappé la casa aline
The police came to Aline's house


Habillé en robe lan mayé
She was wearing the stolen dress


Aune té mô dans bras doudoui
And she had a baby in her arms, asleep


Aline volé... Aline pilllé... Ozé!
Aline stole, Aline looted, and she dared to do it


Aline volé robe lan mayé... Ozé!
She stole a dress, and she dared to do it


Aline pillé... Aline volé
Aline is a robber and a thief


Aline volé voile lan mayé
She stole a wedding veil




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Comments from YouTube:

@chantalmaleau5529

comme toujours un KALI SUPER ET DES PEINTURES SI BELLES HAITIENNES *🎶🔴🟢🟡⚫

@jamaicasonice

Hi Kali, I am a student of french and an admirer of you and your compositions. So creative and moving - the dance moving that is. Blessings! Jackie of Jamaica So Nice

@blogcomdefeitodefabricacao

This song is magic! Salutations du Brésil.

@nprock742

Comme toujours très belle musique et des vues superbes sur ces uniques tableaux haïtiens, eux aussi tout aussi magnifiques!!!!

@MrMontana3080

I from Haiti and I think this song its a Caribbean treasure.

@zokotziggy3981

augustin jimmy Martinique and haiti 🇭🇹 are mostly showing the same culture. Ayibobo Martinique

@hakuqtsukii

zokot ziggy haiti, Martinique and Guadeloupe . ❤️

@naiandyg5431

Amo .... love it
Martinique ... Kali ... 👌🙌🔝

@martinsfanconyguelas4316

Rica melodia.

@capberry

Merci pour le post, on trouve trop peu de Kali, remarquable artiste Martiniquais

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