100 m/h
Vulgaires Machins Lyrics


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Les bandits, les meurtriers
Nos politiciens
Les violeurs, les fous armés
Sont en liberté

C'est un pressentiment
On va la manger din dents
Y vont s'faire des colliers
On va finir d'un musée
Avec brodé sur un beau voile de velours ;
Erreur de parcours

Les crosseurs du monde entier
Et leurs députés
Les branleurs contaminés
Sont en liberté
Vive le sang, haut les mains
Fermez vos yeux ça va ben
Ça fait plus de saucisse
Pis ca paye bien les polices
Le pétard est chargé
Tout le monde a compris la déscente
Y faut qu'le cash rentre

Les bandits, les meurtriers
Nos politiciens




Les violeurs, les fous armés
Sont en liberté

Overall Meaning

The lyrics of Vulgaires Machins’s song "100 m/h" express a sense of pessimism and distrust towards the institutions created to protect society. The band begins by listing disturbing characters who roam freely, such as bandits, murderers, rapists, and armed psychopaths. However, they quickly turn to criticize politicians, who should be enforcing the law and preventing such individuals from harming others. The use of the words "pressionnent" (pressing) and "manger din dents" (to eat into teeth) sets a tense and hostile tone. The lyrics suggest that society is becoming increasingly unsafe and that people will ultimately be consumed by the same system they created to protect themselves.


The song then turns to denounce corruption and greed in governments worldwide. The use of the word "crosseurs" pejoratively refers to those who exploit or cheat others for personal gain. The lyrics criticize lawmakers who turn a blind eye to corruption and prioritize their own interests over the well-being of their nations. The lines "ça fait plus de saucisse/pis ça paye bien les polices" ("it makes more sausage/and it pays the police well") suggest that the injustices perpetrated by corrupt politicians can only be sustained through bribery and violence. Vulgaires Machins's political ideology supports a DIY punk approach that seeks to empower individuals to resist oppressive power by understanding the underlying causes of social and political issues.


Line by Line Meaning

Les bandits, les meurtriers Nos politiciens Les violeurs, les fous armés Sont en liberté
The criminals, murderers, rapists, and armed lunatics in our society are free to roam around and cause harm, along with our politicians.


C'est un pressentiment On va la manger din dents Y vont s'faire des colliers On va finir d'un musée Avec brodé sur un beau voile de velours ; Erreur de parcours
We have a feeling that things are going to get bad, and we will suffer. Those in power will only care about their own wealth and status, while we end up as a display in a museum - a mistake in the course of human history.


Les crosseurs du monde entier Et leurs députés Les branleurs contaminés Sont en liberté Vive le sang, haut les mains Fermez vos yeux ça va ben Ça fait plus de saucisse Pis ca paye bien les polices Le pétard est chargé Tout le monde a compris la descente Y faut qu'le cash rentre
The con artists of the world, along with their elected representatives, and the lazy and corrupted law enforcement are also free to do as they please. Violence is celebrated, and innocent people suffer. The police are more interested in making money than protecting people; the scene is set for a rapid and dangerous escalation.




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P-A Cormier

Prédictions du futur ou simplement ce qui s'accentue depuis quelque temps?

Leonem FRAG

C'était pas une prédiction, c'était ça pis c'est encore ça.
Ça a toujours été ça.

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