Think About Me
Graham BLVD Lyrics

Hey, hey, hey, hey
The singer is trying to grab the listener’s attention.

Ooh woh
The singer wants to set the mood for the song.

Won't you come see about me?
The singer wants the listener to come and spend time with him/her.

I'll be alone, dancing you know it baby
The singer wants to dance with the listener and enjoys their company.

Tell me your troubles and doubts
The singer wants the listener to be open and honest with him/her.

Giving me everything inside and out and
The singer wants the listener to give him/her everything—both emotionally and physically.

Love's strange so real in the dark
The singer believes that love feels real even in the darkest of times.

Think of the tender things that we were working on
The singer wants the listener to think about the special moments and memories they shared.

Slow change may pull us apart
The singer acknowledges that change can affect their relationship.

When the light gets into your heart, baby
The singer believes that when the listener opens up, their relationship will be stronger.

Don't you, forget about me
The singer doesn’t want the listener to forget about him/her or the love they share.

Will you stand above me?
The singer wants the listener to be there for him/her.

Look my way, never love me
The singer doesn’t want the listener to ignore him/her.

Rain keeps falling, rain keeps falling
The singer uses rain as a metaphor for the hardships their relationship is facing.

Down, down, down
The singer emphasizes the intensity of their emotions with repetition.

Will you recognize me?
The singer wants the listener to remember him/her.

Call my name or walk on by
The singer wants the listener to acknowledge him/her.

Hey, hey, hey, hey
The singer again tries to get the listener’s attention.

Ooh woh
The singer repeats the opening line to maintain the mood of the song.

Don't you try and pretend
The singer doesn’t want the listener to hide their true feelings.

It's my feeling we'll win in the end
The singer believes their love will triumph despite any obstacles.

I won't harm you or touch your defenses
The singer won’t act aggressively towards the listener.

Vanity and security
The singer comments on the superficiality and lack of authenticity in their society.

Don't you forget about me
The singer repeats the chorus to remind the listener of their bond.

I'll be alone, dancing you know it baby
The singer reiterates that he/she wants to dance with the listener.

Going to take you apart
The singer wants to spend time with the listener to strengthen their bond.

I'll put us back together at heart, baby
The singer wants to repair their relationship if it has become damaged.

As you walk on by
The singer imagines the listener walking away from him/her.

Will you call my name?
The singer wants the listener to remember him/her.

When you walk away
The singer worries about the listener leaving him/her.

Or will you walk away?
The singer repeats their concern about the listener leaving.

Will you walk on by?
The singer questions whether the listener will forsake him/her.

Come on, call my name
The singer begs the listener to remember him/her.

I say
The singer wants to emphasize his/her plea.

(Lala la la lala la la)
The singer vocalizes his/her emotions without specific lyrics.

Will you call my name?
The singer repeats the song's main question.

As you walk on by
The singer uses repetition to emphasize his/her concern about the listener leaving.