The phrase "live elsewhere" comes from a passage in Rambo's poem Carnival in Paris.
On the red wall
Throw the gloomy light into the high sky.
On that desolate and bright black continent,
Poet under the starlight,
To collect flowers sown by the perfect God.
poet
Living somewhere else,
In the desert/ocean,
His endless physical and mental adventures.
The ghost of the flood has just dissipated.
However, some people questioned it.
I don't know French at all. Please forgive my mistake. I found it. They did.
Life does not exist. We don't belong to this world.
(The only thrill is absent. We are not in this world)
The French "live elsewhere"? I see.
But personally, I think there is nothing wrong with the translation of Living Elsewhere, which can well summarize Rambo's life. He is a great poet.
You can watch his A Season in Hell.