A duet about a love that feels predestined, with lyrics that lean into déjà vu and certainty.
A duet about a love that feels predestined, with lyrics that lean into déjà vu and certainty.
The lyric trusts the cliché of 'written in the stars' enough to treat it as a physical law.
'You can go any which way, don't matter how far' isn't a plea or a promise; it's a declaration of inevitability.
A duet about a love that feels predestined, with lyrics that lean into déjà vu and certainty.
First time we met, but I remembered you
The lyric trusts the cliché of 'written in the stars' enough to treat it as a physical law. 'You can go any which way, don't matter how far' isn't a plea or a promise; it's a declaration of inevitability. The song's confidence comes from that, from acting like the outcome is already fixed.
The phrase 'written all over you' does a lot of work here. It's not just about seeing a feeling; it's about the other person being a map you can already read. That pressure to acknowledge it, 'Don't tell me you don't feel what I feel right now', is the whole song's engine. It's less about persuasion and more about stating a fact they both already know.
It captures that specific, disorienting shock of instant familiarity. The line doesn't question it; it just states it as a fact, which makes the whole cosmic premise feel more grounded.
The way the vocal ad-libs and the 'oh whoa' hooks frame the verses gives the whole thing a lifted, almost weightless feel. It suits the theme of something that just floats into place.
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Oh whoa whoa wuh
Oh whoa wah wuh wuh
Oh whoa whoa wuh
Oh whoa wah wuh wuh
Seems like we've been here before
Your eyes are seeing straight right through my core
It's kinda strange, but I like it
Ain't no reason tryna' fight it, yeah
Might be Déjà vu
First time we met, but I remembered you
We were creepin' in the night time
Maybe in another lifetime
Don't tell me you don't feel what I feel right now
Ooh, it's written all over you
Don't tell me you don't feel what I feel somehow
Ooh, I keep findin' my way back to you
You can go anywhere, babe, wherever you want
Because I know we're written in the stars
You can go any which way, don't matter how far
Because I know we're written in the stars
No question that we're written in the stars
Ooh
Ooh, yeah
The moment you looked at me
I started losing feeling in my cheeks
Felt myself moving towards ya'
I just wanted to get closer, oh!
When you say hello
I know there is no limit where we'll go
I want you to be ready
I'll hold your heart if you'll let me, oh!
Don't tell me you don't feel what I feel right now
Ooh, it's written all over you
Don't tell me you don't feel what I feel somehow
Ooh, I keep findin' my way back to you
You can go anywhere, babe, wherever you want (I want)
Because I know we're written in the stars
You can go any which way don't matter how far
Because I know we're written in the stars (Uh hey!)
No question that we're written in the stars
And I promise every day (I promise every day)
To make you feel this way (to make you feel this way)
So that you know it's written in the stars
Oh whoa whoa wuh (Dalada dala dala)
Oh whoa wah wuh wuh (Lalala dala dala)
know we're written in the stars
Oh whoa wuh wuh
Oh, we're written in the stars
A duet about a love that feels predestined, with lyrics that lean into déjà vu and certainty. The lyric trusts the cliché of 'written in the stars' enough to treat it as a physical law. 'You can go any which way, don't matter how far' isn't a plea or a promise; it's a declaration of inevitability.
WENDY (Red Velvet) performs "Written In The Stars (feat. John Legend)", and this lyric page sits inside the WENDY (Red Velvet) catalog on LyroVerse.
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