Everywhere I Go
The Call (Featuring Robert Levon Been of B.R.M.C.) Lyrics

The lyrics of "Everywhere I Go" by The Call (Featuring Robert Levon Been of B.R.M.C.) speak of the longing for someone who is constantly on one's mind. The song begins with a plea to be "raised up" and for the promise that has been made to be kept. The singer then describes how they think of this person "everywhere I go" and how they look for them in every place. The person has the ability to "confound" the singer with their smile, eyes, and power. The singer's nerves are lost in the presence of this person, and their voice echoes around the singer. The chorus repeats the desire for this person, emphasizing the need for them "everywhere I go." The bridge speaks of the longing being eased and fulfilled by the person taking the singer's hand and all of their senses rising to the occasion.

The song is an emotional tribute to the intensity of a longing for someone. The repetition of the phrase "everywhere I go" emphasizes the omnipresence of this feeling in the singer's life. The description of the person's power to "confound" and the loss of the singer's nerves show the overwhelming nature of the emotion. The singer's senses "reel" and "rise" in the presence of this person, indicating a feeling of being overwhelmed and at the same time heightened by the experience.