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Take Me Down

Empathetic Realism  
Is my 
sacrilegious revivalism. 
A duality of my mind. 
Seen to be a crime. 
Becoming  
the Surrendering  
Of the divine. 
The divine intervention 
They are intertwined. 
The answer is 
We are not blind. 
Love and truth 
My division 
And the double edge. 
Righteousness 
Becomes my pledge 
To see what’s human 
In me. 
As I intrinsically 
Jump into space. 
I’ll be aware 
of a life 
That took place. 
A soul propped up 
By its own grace. 
The ability to look 
Evil in the face 
Is my faith. 
As I feel peace 
And joy of my race 
A universal 
Connected state 
revealing this 
Clean slate. 
Create to propagate.

Revivalism

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« Hé Alexandre » est une ballade pop française cinématographique qui explore le territoire fragile entre le désir et le renoncement. Portée par une voix masculine douce et feutrée, presque murmurée, la chanson dévoile un monologue intime, adressé à quelqu’un qui ne répondra peut-être jamais. Chaque mot, chaque note, semble suspendu dans le silence d’une émotion trop lourde à dire à voix haute.

L’arrangement mêle éléments acoustiques et textures électroniques discrètes, dans une esthétique à la fois épurée et immersive. Entre nappes ambiantes, glitchs subtils et une mélodie poignante, « Hé Alexandre » évoque ces instants figés dans le temps, où l’on parle à l’absence, en espérant être entendu malgré tout.

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“Hé Alexandre” is a cinematic French pop ballad that lingers in the delicate space between yearning and closure. With emotional, whisper-soft vocals layered over a minimalist electro-acoustic soundscape, this track captures the tender ache of unspoken feelings and missed connections. It’s the sound of a heart cracking open slowly, unfolding word by word in hushed confessions and melancholic melodies.

The production blends modern chanson française with cinematic pop elements — think glitched textures, ambient pads, subtle strings, and an intimate vocal performance that feels like a late-night confession. “Hé Alexandre” isn’t just a song — it’s a memory frozen in time, addressed to someone who may never truly hear it.

Hé Alexandre

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