You are stellar

Meet me in outer space
We could spend the night
Watch the earth come up
I've grown tired of that place
Won't you come with me?
We could start again

How do you do it?
Make me feel like I do
How do you do it?
It's better than I ever knew, uh

Meet me in outer space
I will hold you close
If you're afraid of heights
I need you to see this place
It might be the only way
That I can show you how it feels to be inside of you

How do you do it?
Make me feel like I do
How do you do it?
It's better than I ever knew, uh
How do you do it?
Make me feel like I do

I do, oh, uh-uh-uh
You are stellar
You are stellar

How do you do it?
Make me feel like I do
How do you do it?
It's better than I ever knew, uh
How do you do it?
Make me feel like I do
How do you do it?
Make me feel like I do, yeah


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Stellar Lyrics as written by Brandon Charles Boyd Alex Katunich

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  • +6
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    Brandon Boyd- "The lyrics were inspired by my lover, Jo an English girl I met in France. It's about love as a transcendental feeling, like free-floating in outer space. It's kind of a traditional song in that way."

    Harry Manbackon March 11, 2002   Link
  • +4
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    I think we know that supersprm57, but Brandon says it in so much a nicer way than : "You're such a great shag you."

    Harry Manbackon March 18, 2002   Link
  • +2
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    grrr.. how can no one post on this song? i love it!

    thepangeon January 13, 2002   Link
  • +2
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    In most lovey-dovey type songs, the singer is a white girl who didn't even write the song. But this is totally different. It's sung by a guy who wrote the song about his girlfriend and although the words might not sound as smooth as some girl's voice, it's the most romantic song I've ever heard. This guy let his guard down, after being in a band that likes to scream and be very blunt. That is what I call a real man.

    Maliejandraon February 18, 2002   Link
  • +2
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    This song is completely beautiful. The lyrics, the meaning, and even the way he sings is amazing :]

    although this song is about sex and love it inspired me in a different way. I've always liked to plan my baby names for the future, even though I'm 14 lol. It's just what we do at this age. the meaning of stellar is really inspiring to me. so i actually plan to name my boy, if i have one, Lyle Issac Stellar ( two middle names).

    also this song reminds me of when your in a great relationship and all you wanna do is be alone with that person. away from the world, away from worries and your struggles. somehow when your just with them everything around you disappears.

    LexieQuiteLovelyon June 16, 2009   Link
  • +1
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    no kidding! this song is somthing else. i love it too. its not really like incubus to write a love type song.

    ElCuatro0312on January 20, 2002   Link
  • 0
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    omg woah...everytime i hear this song it feels like i'm on soma and i feels liek im nagating through a cosmic journey as fast as 3000 billion light years..... you know like a adrelanin rush when Brandon whispers "we could spned..a..AGAIN" ...i so amazing ;)

    stellarbabe05on January 26, 2002   Link
  • 0
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    incubus is so amazing. i love this song, it's a perfect description of the headrush you get from love

    jaxgrrlon January 28, 2002   Link
  • 0
    General Comment

    I love this song!!! Just imagine being "Held close if you're afraid of heights" sigh.

    Harry Manbackon February 07, 2002   Link
  • 0
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    this is just the sweetest song ever. how do you do it, make me feel like i do...

    pumpkingirlon February 23, 2002   Link

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