Personne
Obispo Pascal Lyrics

The song "Personne" by Obispo Pascal talks about losing someone important and the struggle of trying to move on from that loss. The first few lines portray a sense of isolation and detachment from the world, where the singer has lost the keys to solitude and forgotten the bitter taste of loneliness. Even the warmth of sweaters is unfamiliar, as the singer has lost touch with the notion of hell and paradise. The following lines touch upon the essence of the lost relationship, the memories that keep one tethered to the past, and the frustration caused by the chaos and disorder that come with separation. The paradoxical nature of existence and the fragility of life, portrayed through roses that wither even on Mondays, further accentuate the sense of loss and aimlessness in the singer's life.

The chorus of the song repeats the sentiments expressed earlier, emphasizing the irreplaceable nature of the person who left. The lyrics suggest that while everyone tries to fill the void with material things and people, nothing can ever take the place of a person who held a special place in their hearts. The second verse of the song delves deeper into the psychological trauma and emotional upheaval caused by the loss, highlighting the irrational desires to see the person again and the fruitless attempts at finding someone who can replace them. The final repetition of the chorus drives home the message of the song, encapsulating the pain and struggle that comes with trying to move on from one's past.