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Paroles Caroline.Pages (Style Raagamuffin) CAROLINE Claude MC prend le microphone, genre love story raggamuffin Mc Solaar, extrait de l’album « Qui sème le vent récolte le tempo » (1991) Pour te parler d´une amie qu’on appelle Caroline. Elle était ma dame, elle était ma came, elle était ma vitamine, J´étais cool, assis sur un banc, c’était au printemps. Elle était ma drogue, ma dope, ma coke, mon crack, mon amphétamine, Il cueille une marguerite, ce sont deux amants. Caroline… Overdose de douceur, Ils jouent comme des enfants. Je t’aime, un peu, beaucoup, à la folie, passionnément. Je repense à elle, femme actuelle, 20 ans, jeune et Mais à la suite d’une douloureuse déception sentimentale, jolie, D´humeur chaleureuse, je devenais brutal. Remet donc le film à l´envers, magnéto de la vie, La haine d´un être n’est pas dans nos prérogatives. Pour elle, faut-il l’admettre, des larmes ont coulé. Tchernobyl, tcherno-débile, jalousie radioactive. Hémorragie oculaire, vive notre amitié. Caroline était une amie, une superbe fille. Du passé, du présent, je l´espère, du futur, Je repense à elle, à nous, à nos cornets vanille, Je suis passé pour être présent dans ton futur, A sa boulimie de fraises, de framboises, de myrtilles, La vie est un jeu de cartes, Paris un casino. A ses délires futiles, à son style pacotille, je suis… Je joue les rouges, cœur, Caro... Je suis… L’as de trèfle qui pique ton cœur... REFRAIN L’as de trèfle qui pique ton cœur... L’as de trèfle qui pique ton cœur... La BIO... Caroline... Né à Dakar de parents tchadiens le 5 mars 1969, Claude M'Barali alias MC Solaar est arrivé à l'âge de 6 mois à Saint-Denis en banlieue parisienne. Son père retourne au Tchad après ses études. C'est à sa mère, aide-soignante, que revient la charge de l'élever. On le dit doué pour le Comme le trèfle à quatre feuilles, je cherche votre bonheur, football. A l'âge de 12 ans, il se rend chez un de ses oncles, établi au Caire en Egypte. Il est inscrit Je suis l’homme qui tombe à pic pour prendre ton cœur, à l'école française où il reste neuf mois. Lui-même dit que ce séjour lui a ouvert l'esprit surtout lors Il faut se tenir à carreaux, Caro, ce message vient du cœur. de son retour en France. Il passe le baccalauréat et commence des études d'anglais, d'espagnol et de russe. Depuis longtemps il écoute de la musique et surtout du rap. Quant à son nom, il le tient Une pyramide de baisers, une tempête d´amitié, de cette époque où avec de gros feutres ou des bombes de peinture, il signait SOAR puis SOLAAR Une vague de caresses, un cyclone de douceur, sur les murs. Il "taggait". Durant l'été 1990, avec son acolyte Jimmy Jay, il commence à enregistrer Un océan de pensées, Caroline, je t’ai offert un building de tendresse. des maquettes dont le fameux "Bouge de là". Le disque sorti, il décroche la cinquième place du Top 50 français et remporte une Victoire de la Musique. En septembre 1991, MC Solaar passe J’ai une peur bleue, J’suis poursuivi par l’armée rouge. en première partie du groupe rap américain De La Soul à l'Olympia de Paris. Sorti fin 1991, l'album Pour toi j’ai pris des billets verts, il a fallu qu’je bouge. "Qui sème le vent récolte le tempo" se vend à 400.000 exemplaires. Le rap qu'il pratique est Pyromane de ton cœur, Canadair de tes frayeurs, mélodieux, ses textes sont finement ciselés, emprunts de poésie, et truffés de jeux de mots. On Je t’ai offert une symphonie de couleurs. connaît MC Solaar comme grand amateur de littérature, insatiable lecteur de journaux et collectionneur de dictionnaires. Sorti en février 1994, son deuxième album "Prose Combat" se Elle est partie, maso, avec un vieux macho, vend à environ 800.000 exemplaires dont 100.000 en dix jours. Le rappeur démarre alors une vraie Qu’elle avait rencontré dans une station de métro, carrière internationale. (titre : « nouveau western ») En février 1995, il est récompensé‚ lors du palmarès des 10e Victoires de la Musique française comme meilleur interprète masculin. L'album Quand je les vois main dans la main fumant le même mégot, "Cinquième as" sort en février 2001. Solaar en est lui-même le directeur artistique et choisit de Je sens un pincement dans son cœur, mais elle n’ose dire un mot, travailler avec des compositeurs inconnus.; L’album "Mach 6" sort en décembre 2003. Pour son C´est qu´je suis… lancement, MC Solaar décide de distribuer gratuitement 300.000 CD-roms aux sorties des métros des grandes villes françaises. Grâce à un dispositif spécial, la durée de vie du disque est limitée à six jours. Cette opération est destinée à sensibiliser le public aux problèmes de piratage REFRAIN musical par téléchargement. Autre version connue : « Caroline » repris par le chanteur « Marka » (1997).
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