Rewrite The Stars Lyrics Download

What if we rewrite the stars?

Say you were made to be mine

Nothing could keep us apart

You'd be the one I was meant to find

It's up to you, and it's up to me

No one can say what we get to be

So why don't we rewrite the stars?

Maybe the world could be ours

Tonight

No one can rewrite the stars

How can we say you'll be mine?

Everything keeps us apart

And I'm not the one you were meant to find

It's not up to you

It's not up to me

When everyone tells us what we can be

How can we rewrite the stars?

Say that the world can be ours

Tonight

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How do we rewrite the stars?

Say you were made to be mine?

Nothing can keep us apart

'Cause you are the one I was meant to find

It's up to you

And it's up to me

No one can say what we get to be

Why don't we rewrite the stars?

Changing the world to be ours

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Rewrite the stars is written for when Phillip Carlylle's parents make offensive remarks about Anne being a black trapeze artist. Anne is saying that even though her and Phillip both love each other they can't be together because it was very risky to be with someone of another race back in the 19th century. She doesn't want to hurt Phillip in any way. Risking who you love the most to see them safe and happy is best type of love you can get. Anne overall is a selfless character.

The song itself is about how they couldn't be together because of racial differences so they wanted the rewrite the stars, or change their fate of being apart. This can be about any inequality though. It hit me a different way. I'm bisexual and my best friend doesn't know her sexuality. We're both girls and we're in love, but her mom, who she mainly lives with, is extremely Christian and probably homophobic, though my friend never asked. I sing Zac's part and imagine Zendaya's part as my friend singing to me and explaining about her mom being homophobic, so we can't be together. The song can be about anything similar to either of these situations. In any of these circumstances, you need to rewrite the stars and push past destiny if you want to be together.

I believe rewrite the stars is an example of forbidden love. They both know they are in love with each other. While Phillip thinks its okay to be with Anne he does not see the consequences and boundaries that Anne sees. Since she is a colored woman in the 19th century racism is a big issue, and since Phillip is a rich white man there are huge "mountains" that they would have to climb. Overall Anne was trying to be a selfless person and protect Phillip and herself from the danger it would be for them to be together.

I believe rewrite the stars is an example of forbidden love. They both know they are in love with each other. While Phillip thinks its okay to be with Anne he does not see the consequences and boundaries that Anne sees. Since she is a colored woman in the 19th century racism is a big issue, and since Phillip is a rice white man there are huge "mountains" that they would have to climb. Overall Anne was trying to be a selfless person and protect Phillip and herself from the danger it would be for them to be together.

The lyrics of the first verse indicate that the attraction between the two is mutual, and they both want to be together. The chorus then presents the idea of changing their fate by "rewriting the stars" and claiming their love for each other. The lines "Say you were made to be mine, Nothing could keep us apart, You'd be the one I was meant to find" show that they were destined to be together and nothing can stop them.

The chorus repeats again but with a new perspective. Anne-Marie now sings the first line "No one can rewrite the stars" instead of James Arthur, emphasizing the difficulty in changing their fate. The song ends with Anne-Marie accepting the reality that they can't be together, and their love is not meant to be. The emotional last line "But I can't have you, We're bound to break and my hands are tied" showcases the sadness and helplessness she feels in the situation. 006ab0faaa