It Was Written in the Stars
Celestial Destiny: Glenn Miller's Tale of Fated Love
Lyrics
It was written in the stars
Belief in destiny or fate, suggesting that events were predetermined in the celestial bodies.
That our love would be born
Expressing the expectation that love was destined to come into existence.
It was written in the stars
Reiteration of the idea that the course of love was written or predetermined by fate.
We'd meet early one morn?
Anticipation of meeting in the morning, implying a destined encounter.
So when first I saw you appear
Reflection upon the moment of first sight, emphasizing its significance.
As the night left the sea
Describing the setting as night transitions to day, emphasizing a moment of destiny.
This was no coincidence, dear,
Rejecting the idea of coincidence, asserting that the meeting was meant to happen.
It was fated to be...
Affirmation that the encounter was fated, reinforcing the theme of predestined love.
In the heavens high above
Reference to celestial bodies symbolizing a higher plane where dreams and love originate.
Where dreams flourish and flower
Depiction of a heavenly space where dreams thrive, connecting it to the fate of love.
It was written that our love
Reiteration that love's destiny was written, with a suggestion of an inevitable journey.
Would grow stronger each hour
Prophecy that love would intensify and flourish over time, adhering to a predetermined plan.
So remember when at last you are mine
Encouragement to remember the destined nature of the relationship when the union is realized.
And Venus is mated to Mars
Symbolic reference to planetary alignment, reinforcing the idea of cosmic influence on love.
It was written,
Confirmation that the entire journey of love was predetermined and eternally recorded.
Always written
Emphasizing the enduring and unchangeable nature of the written destiny in the stars.
In the stars!
Final affirmation that the entire course of love was foretold in the celestial bodies.
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