Adarghal (The blind in spirit) (4:09)
If the man who was once blind in spirit begins to see, there will always be others around him who will try to use his new-found sight. "Wake up, idiots! Who sent you in sleep in that way? Your sleep is humiliating. One day there will be a big storm which will uproot you!

Achaah (Resentment) (7:07)
"I've the feeling that I forget what life teaches me with the passing days, that I look further than is allowed. Where feelings are concerned, the mind and the heart do not speak the same language comfortably."

Lawan (Time) (4:01)
"I ask Time what happens "out there", outside Kabyl. He replies, "Women are exploited there, they are offered, they're not even sold, they simply lose their dignity and honor."

Walagh (I observe) (5:12)
"I observe the world, its customs, its differences and the prevailing incomprehension..." The mountain in this song, the mother of lions, symbolises strength, bringing forth unsung heroes.

The pigeon knows no frontiers, it sleeps where it wants. The pigeon returns to its country, light in body and spirit. The man, returning from exile, returns weighted down with defeat and humiliation.