Déjà Vu

Velvet · The Queen [2009]

I can hear you call my name

Like a flash from yesterday

As if you were here beside me

It's all happening again

There's no reason to pretend

We were made for one another

So vividly

Those memories

Are taking control over me



It's all coming back like a déjà vu

Everything that you used to do

When you were in my life

Now I feel that I'm ready to try it again

It's all coming back like a déjà vu

Once again only me and you

We can make it right

And rewind back in time

And start over again

Just like a déjà vu



It feels like we've been here before

But this is new of that I'm sure

Now that you are here to guide me

So vividly

Those memories

Are taking control over me



It's all coming back like a déjà vu

Everything that you used to do

When you were in my life

Now I feel that I'm ready to try it again

It's all coming back like a déjà vu

Once again only me and you

We can make it right

And rewind back in time

And start over again

Like a déjà vu



I can hear you

Call my name

I'm ready to try it again



(It's all coming back like a déjà vu)

Everything that you used to do

When you were in my life

Now I feel that I'm ready to try it again

(It's all coming back like a déjà vu)

Once again only me and you

We can make it right

And rewind back in time

And start over again

Just like a déjà vu

Déjà Vu

Déjà Vu stands as a defining track on Velvet's 2009 album, The Queen. Emerging from a period of significant creative output, the song reflects the artist's established presence within the English music scene. Following earlier releases like Mi Amore and the self-titled 2007 album, this recording showcases a matured sound that balances emotional depth with polished production. The track contributes to a cohesive body of work that includes other notable songs from the same era, such as Queen and Chemistry. Without relying on specific lyrical quotes, the composition captures the atmospheric qualities that characterize Velvet's discography during this time. It remains a key song in the artist's catalogue, demonstrating the stylistic evolution that solidified their reputation among fans and critics alike.