Télépopmusik is a French electronic music trio. The group's first album was… Read Full Bio ↴Télépopmusik is a French electronic music trio. The group's first album was Genetic World, and several singles from the album have been released since. The group's second album, Angel Milk was released in 2005. Télépopmusik consists of musicians Fabrice Dumont (bass, of the pop band Autour de Lucie), Stephan Haeri (also known as 2 Square for his solo projects), and Christophe Hetier who DJ's under the name of Antipop. Most of the vocals are provided by Angela McCluskey, formerly of the folk band Wild Colonials. Angel Milk also included some guest vocals from Deborah Anderson. Rapper Mau, from trip-hop band Earthling, appeared as guest vocalist on both Genetic World as Soda-Pop (tracks "Genetic World", "Da Hoola" and "Trishika") and on Angel Milk as Mau ("Anyway", "Last Train To Wherever", "Hollywood On My Toothpaste", "Tuesday" and "15 Minutes").

Into Everything
Télépopmusik Lyrics

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Open your world into everything

Subtle ripples forming closer
Touching me, I can't escape
Foolishly I think I'm stronger
Then a kiss, now it's too late

Fully ripened I am falling

Into your hands
For you to taste
I'm like a child, my eyes are open
Ambushed by your pretty face

Is it possible to love you
Or will this soon be washed away
By a single drop of water
In the desert I will lay

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Overall Meaning

The lyrics to Telepopmusik - Deborah Anderson's song Into Everything speak to being overwhelmed by love and desire, and being unable to resist it. The song opens with the line "Open your world into everything," which sets the tone of the song as an invitation to experience love fully and without reservation. The second line, "Subtle ripples forming closer," suggests that the singer is gradually being drawn closer to the person they are falling in love with, but that they are not yet fully aware of what is happening.

As the song progresses, the singer acknowledges their own vulnerability and foolishness in thinking they could resist the pull of desire. They compare themselves to a "fully ripened" fruit that is falling into their lover's hands to be tasted. The line "I'm like a child, my eyes are open" suggests that the singer is experiencing this love in a very innocent and naive way, almost as though it is a new sensation.

The final verses of the song are tinged with uncertainty and doubt, as the singer wonders whether their love will be able to withstand the tests of time and circumstance. The final lines, "By a single drop of water/In the desert I will lay," suggest that the singer sees themselves as vulnerable and exposed, and that their love is fragile and easily washed away.

Overall, Telepopmusik - Deborah Anderson's song Into Everything is a poetic exploration of the power and intensity of love, and the ways in which it can overwhelm and transform us.

Line by Line Meaning

Open your world into everything
Encourage yourself to have an open mind and explore everything that life has to offer.

Subtle ripples forming closer
Small changes are happening around me, getting closer and closer to me.

Touching me, I can't escape
These changes are affecting me and I can't ignore them.

Foolishly I think I'm stronger
I believed I was strong enough to resist these changes.

Then a kiss, now it's too late
But with the impact of a kiss, I realize that I am not as strong as I thought and it is already too late.

Fully ripened I am falling
I am now at my prime and ready for something new.

Into your hands
I trust you to guide me down this new path.

For you to taste
I am willing to let you experience me.

I'm like a child, my eyes are open
I am seeing everything with fresh eyes and an open mind.

Ambushed by your pretty face
I am caught off guard and overwhelmed by your beauty and charm.

Is it possible to love you
I question if my feelings for you are real and if love is a possibility.

Or will this soon be washed away
I worry that this connection will not last.

By a single drop of water
Something small and unexpected could ruin everything.

In the desert I will lay
If it ends poorly, I will feel alone and abandoned in a vast and desolate place.

Lyrics © Universal Music Publishing Group
Written by: CHRISTOPHE HETIER, DEBORAH ANN ANDERSON, FABRICE REGIS ROBERT DUMONT, MICHAEL ANTHONY GIFFTS, STEPHAN ARMIN HAERI

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