Come Close
Saosin Lyrics


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Remind yourself
That they are the ones who will hold you still
My thoughts exploding in thousands of pieces
[Thousands of pieces]
It looks so beautiful when, I know it's not love cause

I've been trying
[As we are waiting]
I've been trying to let you know
So come close, this is who we are
Come on you can be yourself
So come close, this is who we are
Come on you can show yourself again

When you notice yourself
As something more than just a reflection
You'll see it's not me
I guess I'm trying to say,
I know it's not love, but...

I've been trying [As we are waiting]
I've been trying to let you know
So come close, this is who we are
Come on, you can show yourself
So come close, this is who we are
Come on, you can be yourself again

Now you've found love, it's shining through
Come close, this is who we are
Come on, you can show yourself
So come close, this is who we are
Come on you can be yourself again





Come close, and I will carry you
Come close, in my arms

Overall Meaning

The lyrics of Saosin's song Come Close are open to interpretation, but it seems to be about acceptance and being true to oneself. The opening line, "Remind yourself that they are the ones who will hold you still," suggests that the people we surround ourselves with are the ones who ground us and help us stay true to who we are. The following line, "My thoughts exploding in thousands of pieces," may be a reference to feeling overwhelmed or scattered. However, despite feeling like a mess, the singer finds beauty in the chaos, saying "It looks so beautiful when, I know it's not love cause." This suggests that there is something appealing in not conforming to society's expectations of love.


The chorus repeats the phrase "Come close, this is who we are," which could be interpreted as an invitation to be vulnerable and true to oneself. The lines "When you notice yourself as something more than just a reflection/You'll see it's not me" may be an acknowledgement that the singer is not the one who defines the listener's identity or worth. The song hints at the idea that one's identity and worth comes from within, rather than external validation.


Overall, the song seems to be about allowing oneself to be vulnerable and true to oneself, even if it means going against societal norms or expectations. It encourages the listener to embrace their "true self" and accept that identity and worth comes from within.


Line by Line Meaning

Remind yourself That they are the ones who will hold you still
Acknowledge the support of the people around you who will keep you grounded


My thoughts exploding in thousands of pieces [Thousands of pieces] It looks so beautiful when, I know it's not love cause
The feeling of being overwhelmed by one's thoughts, which can be mistaken for love


I've been trying [As we are waiting] I've been trying to let you know So come close, this is who we are Come on you can be yourself So come close, this is who we are Come on you can show yourself again
The singer has been attempting to express their authentic self and is urging the listener to do the same


When you notice yourself As something more than just a reflection You'll see it's not me I guess I'm trying to say, I know it's not love, but...
Upon recognizing their own inner worth, the artist realizes that their feelings are not due to love


Now you've found love, it's shining through Come close, this is who we are Come on, you can show yourself So come close, this is who we are Come on you can be yourself again
The listener is encouraged to embrace their newfound love and express their true self alongside the artist


Come close, and I will carry you Come close, in my arms
The singer is inviting the listener to trust them and rely on them for emotional support




Lyrics © Universal Music Publishing Group, Sony/ATV Music Publishing LLC, Warner Chappell Music, Inc.
Written by: Chad Hugo, Lonnie Rashid Lynn, Pharrell L. Williams

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