come closer Lyrics
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[Intro]
What am I doing
Now tell me what the fuck am I doing
[Verse 1]
Every time I leave, you call me the devil (Jesus)
I tried and tried and tried to understand you
It didn’t work
You spend too much time inside the bathroom for pictures
You think too much, I know this about you
Do you even listen to yourself?
You’re living inside your head
You should come out of your shell
Nothing is wrong with your dress
Come I will teach you a step
How to live right here on earth
But you have to work with me
[Chorus]
First, baby come closer (Closer, closеr)
Baby come closer (Closer, closеr)
I’ve been there before now (Oh now, oh now, oh now)
You should come closer
If you come come closer
Baby come closer
Your body dey there
Your mind e dey here (Oh bebe, oh bebe)
E gats be United (Oh oh oh)
Your mind e dey here
Your body dey there (Oh bebe, oh bebe o)
E gats be United
[Verse 2]
I put my life in Jah hand normally
I believe in love and harmony
Why I want to come dey shalaye
You know I’m the one for you
I prefer you dey my aparte
Make I give you half my salary
Make I learn from you my primaries
Everything dem write for book
[Verse 2]
I put my life in Jah hand normally
I believe in love and harmony
Why I want to come dey shalaye
You know I’m the one for you
I prefer you dey my aparte
Make I give you half my salary
Make I learn from you my primaries
Everything dem write for book
End of the Lyrics
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“Come Closer” lyrics demonstrate the struggle to bridge the gap between two individuals despite their differences and personal struggles. The intro sets a tone of contemplation and self-questioning, suggesting a search for purpose and meaning. The verses portray a sense of bewilderment and exasperation, as one person tries to comprehend the actions and thoughts of their partner.
The chorus, with its repetitive plea for closeness, showcases the central theme of the song. The repetition emphasizes the yearning for intimacy and the hope that by coming closer, both emotional and physical distances can be diminished. The contrast between “Your body dey there, your mind e dey here” and “E gats be United” encapsulates the dichotomy between physical presence and emotional connection, suggesting that unity requires both aspects to align.
The verses further delve into personal attributes and perceptions. The imagery of spending excessive time in the bathroom for pictures portrays a preoccupation with appearances and social media, which can hinder genuine connection. The desire to guide the partner and teach them to live more in the present reflects an underlying concern for their well-being.