Symphony
Yeah Baby Lyrics

down from the high of being a symphony, a complex and intricate piece of music composed of different parts that blend together to create a beautiful whole. The singer sees themselves as this symphony, with all their different emotions and experiences making up the music. But in contrast, the person they're addressing is just one small part of that symphony - a key to the flame, a single note that adds to the overall sound. This person "shows up late" in the singer's life, perhaps not fully understanding or appreciating the intricate artistry of the symphony that the singer embodies.

The singer also acknowledges their own flaws - they feel like an arrogant sound, too big and brash for others to handle. They wish they could fade away, perhaps feeling like they're too much for anyone to truly understand. And yet, despite all of this complexity and imperfection, everything the singer does with this person feels the same. It's as though they're stuck in a pattern, unable to break free from whatever is holding them back. The repeated refrain of "I'm comin' down" speaks to this idea of wanting to be released from the constraints of their current situation.

In the second verse, the singer takes a darker turn. They see themselves as a sin, a careless flame that could consume anyone who gets too close. They may feel like they're not deserving of love or affection, which is perhaps why they insist that they don't need to "f*ck a man for fame" - they don't need someone else's validation to feel valuable. And yet, despite wanting to stay away from this person ("I cannot be around"), the singer acknowledges that they're still in their orbit in some way. They're "out of your way," but they can't fully extract themselves from this situation.

Overall, "Symphony" is a song about the complexities of relationships and self-perception. The singer sees themselves as something grand and intricate, while others may only see a small part of what makes them who they are. And yet, despite feeling like they're too much for anyone to fully understand, they're still drawn to this person in some way. The repeated refrain of "I'm comin' down" speaks to the struggle of trying to find peace and release from something that feels too big to handle.