Dejavu Lyrics – Orochi

Dejavu Lyrics Meaning

[Intro]
Shoutout to artists and friends involved in the song.

[Orochi: Refrão]
He’s talking about having both fame and power, asking which one she values more. He remembers her, but thinks she probably shouldn’t be remembered. Their past moments feel like they’re happening again, like déjà vu, especially when they meet up secretly in a hotel. Even though there’s a connection, their actions suggest they’re on a path that’s far from pure or innocent.

[L7NNON: Verso 1]
He starts by saying everyone is responsible for their own salvation and that he’s stepping away because it’s time. The girl seems more interested in money and status now—she doesn’t care about small things like Pandora jewelry but wants expensive stuff like an Audemars Piguet watch. His mom doesn’t want her as a daughter-in-law anymore. He recalls moments of spoiling her in fancy places like the Fasano hotel in a rich area. He throws shade by asking which of her flashy friends were really there for her when she was down. He sees through the fakeness—some guys are rich but clueless, some beg him for collabs. Her friend is trying to flirt with him now, and he even has proof. He says what matters isn’t just what’s in the glass, but the celebration itself. He’s making money with ease, more than he needs, and it’s no accident—he studied and worked hard for it.

[Orochi: Ponte]
He repeats the feeling of déjà vu when they meet at that same hotel. It’s like history keeps repeating, but deep down, he knows they’re not exactly angels in the story.

[Oruam: Verso 2]
She tried to run away but somehow ended up back with him. Maybe they’re meant to be, like two messed-up people who are right for each other in this crazy world. Even though she tried to forget, everything that’s his always finds its way back. She doesn’t realize the emotional damage she caused. Listening to romantic songs like Djavan’s brings it all back—especially the memory of them smoking together in the South Zone of Rio.

[MC Tuto: Verso 3]
He’s deep in thought, feeling both mentally and physically affected by memories that feel real but didn’t actually happen. He wants to be close to her again, to feel her skin, and they enjoy wild times together in a hotel in Rio. Still, he questions whether all of it is just an illusion. His mind drifts high like a bird, and every moment feels like a new chance. He plays along with her games but still comes out on top. She makes him feel like he’s in heaven, always wanting more. In that hotel room, it’s just them, both fierce and passionate, lost in the moment.

[Orochi: Refrão]
He circles back to the same vibe—he has both fame and power, and wonders which she really wants. He remembers her even though she might not be worth it. Their connection always leads them back to the same hotel, like it’s on repeat, and he knows deep down their choices aren’t exactly leading to a happy ending.