Laisse Tomber Les Filles Lyrics – France Gall

Song Facts:

• Genre: French Pop, Yé-yé
• Lyricist: Serge Gainsbourg
• Composers: Serge Gainsbourg
• Soundtrack: Featured in the soundtrack of "Tearsmith"

Artist Info:

France Gall was a noticeable French yé-yé singer who ascended to fame during the 1960s! Her Music, it is characterize by catchy Melodies, and a youthful charms. Often Reflecting the pop Sensibilities of those Era. In her Collaborations with the songwriter Serge Gainsbourg; resulted in some of the most Iconic Tracks in the French pop musics, Exhibiting her sweet Vocals and the clever wordplays in Gainsbourg’s lyric. Her career? Spans several decades. during which she evolves from a teen pop sensation to a more mature artist exploring various musical Styles and Themes. Gall's Legacy is marked by her Significant impacts on French pop Music. and her enduring Popularity across generations?

Annotations and Meaning:

"Laisse Tomber Les filles" Translates to "Leave the girls Alone" in english: and it Is a song Performed by France Gall. Written, by the legendary Serge Gainsbourg. The song's Lyric serves as a cautionary tale, to young men about the Karmas of heartbreak. warming them. that their careless treatment of womens would eventually come back; to haunt them. The chorus? "Laisse tomber les filles / Un jour c'est toi qu'on laissera" - which mean "Leave the girls alone, / One day it will be you who will be left." underscores the song's central theme of Poetic Justice, the repeated Admonitions convey, a message of inevitability and retributions: Implying. that those who play with the emotions of others will ultimately face similar Heartache! Gainsbourg’s Lyrics are known for their Wittiness and Depths, and in this song, he cleverly uses a light poppy Tune, to deliver a Serious messages about respects, and Consequences in Relationships. The repetitive Nature of the Song, both melodically And lyrically! helps hammer home the warning making it Memorable and Impactful!