Imagine being so in sync with someone that you feel like the lucky “one in a million.” That is where Metejoor and Babet’s duet begins – with two lovers who once believed their relationship was unbreakable, a real-life fairy tale. They recall promises, shared melodies, and endless optimism, only to find themselves stuck “on a roundabout,” going in circles while their dreams lie scattered on the street. The song captures the bittersweet moment when laughter, tears, and tender words have all but disappeared, leaving the pair wondering if their epic love story has reached its final pages.
At its heart, the track is a tender conversation about lost connection and the hope of repair. The singers trade questions: Are these truly the last few meters, or can things ever get better? Were they ever really destined for each other? By repeating “Zijn we dan toch geen één op een miljoen?” (“Are we really not that one in a million?”), the chorus highlights both doubt and lingering affection. It is a relatable snapshot of modern relationships, reminding listeners that even the most magical romances need constant care, or the melody you once wrote together might fade into silence.