Talk:A Tout Le Monde

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Going over the lyrics at the official Site (hyperlink given on page) I came across the demo version of A Tout le Monde. Going over the chorus of the original song, the lyrics are (obviously) different. Normally this 'discovery' shouldn't be ona a Discussion page, but the last line, "...ce la vie" (That's life), which hints that it's not a suicide, and he accepts that he must die, even though he'd really like to stay with his family. Perhaps we could insert that in, if no one has any objections. --Garaiavu 13:21, 14 December 2005 (UTC)

[edit] Yes, Yes

I completely agree, maybe we can learn something from this song. There is obviously a moral thats taking place in the interveiw.