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Come to Me
Terence Trent D’Arby Lyrics
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One man writes a verse exploring the sleek nuance of prime
I do not yet know all the roads that lead to serenity
But the road I know begins with the sweet fragrance of feminity...
So...
Come to me
Come to me
Come to me
One man pens some lines to justify the ways of God to man
One man tries to do the same thing but with his heart and a rock'n roll band
I am still endeavouring to find a few roads to peace
And I am willing to gamble on the strenght of our sweet release
So...
Come to me
Come to me
Come to me
Come to me
Time is up now I must meditate on things
Enjoy the life I have but still except the pain it brings
Extract the nectar from the moment even when the crippled hand roles the dice
Me and my guide connecting moment been calling it our lives
So...
Come to me
Come to me
Come to me
Come to me
Come to me
Come to me
Come to me
Come to me
Come to me
Come to me
La la la la la la
Come to me [till fade]
In "Come to Me," Terence Trent D'Arby talks about the different ways men try to find peace and meaning in life. He mentions how one man writes a book to explain the mysteries of time, while another writes verses exploring the nuances of prime. There are also men who try to justify the ways of God to man or do the same with the help of their rock and roll band. Throughout his journey, D'Arby hasn't found all the roads that lead to serenity yet, but he knows that the one he's on begins with the sweet fragrance of femininity.
As the song progresses, D'Arby talks about how he's still searching for more roads to peace and is willing to gamble on the strength of their sweet release. He knows that time is running out and he needs to meditate on things, but he still wants to enjoy his life while accepting the pain it brings. Even when life is full of uncertainties and risks, he tries to extract the nectar from every moment, even when the hand is crippled and rolls the dice.
This song serves as a poignant reminder that we all search for different things and find our own ways to find peace and fulfillment. D'Arby uses various examples to illustrate how we all have different paths, but his journey begins with the sweetness of femininity.
Line by Line Meaning
One man writes a book to explain the mysteries of time
A person tries to understand the complex nature of time through writing
One man writes a verse exploring the sleek nuance of prime
Another person writes a poetic expression that examines the intricate nature of prime numbers
I do not yet know all the roads that lead to serenity
The singer is uncertain about the paths that lead to peace
But the road I know begins with the sweet fragrance of feminity...
However, the artist knows that a path towards peace starts with the feminine essence
Come to me
The artist is calling for someone to be with them
One man pens some lines to justify the ways of God to man
Another person writes a text arguing why a supremely divine being allows bad things to happen to humans
One man tries to do the same thing but with his heart and a rock'n roll band
The singer tries to do a similar thing but through music and emotion
I am still endeavouring to find a few roads to peace
The artist is still searching for paths towards serenity
And I am willing to gamble on the strength of our sweet release
The artist is willing to take a chance on finding peace with someone else
Time is up now I must meditate on things
It is time for the artist to reflect on their life and decisions
Enjoy the life I have but still accept the pain it brings
The singer should appreciate life but also acknowledge that it is not always easy
Extract the nectar from the moment even when the crippled hand roles the dice
The artist wants to find beauty in every situation, even if the outcome is uncertain
Me and my guide connecting moment been calling it our lives
The singer and their partner are in this life journey together
Come to me [till fade]
The singer continues to call for someone to be with them
Contributed by Sebastian G. Suggest a correction in the comments below.