Come Around
Finding Home in Wildness: Logan Bowden's 'Come Around' Meaning
Lyrics
When you gonna call it quits
Expressing a desire for the person to end or give up something.
When you
Repetition of the question, emphasizing the anticipation of a decision.
Gonna make it home?
Asking when the person will return to their home.
I don't mind your wildness
Acceptance of the person's untamed nature or behavior.
When you don't leave me alone
Acknowledging a preference for the person's company, even with their wildness.
In all our travels
Reflecting on shared experiences and journeys.
You never wore me down
Not feeling worn out or tired by the person despite their travels.
So let me know you're out
Requesting confirmation of the person's presence or availability.
And Ill come around
Expressing a willingness to come and be with the person if they are around.
I could build a house for you
Offering to create a stable and secure home for the person.
Off the highway one
Locating the proposed house off the highway, suggesting a peaceful setting.
On the shoreline stillin gin
Describing a tranquil location on the shoreline, emphasizing stillness.
Where you
Expressing a desire for the person to stay and not run away.
Wouldn't have to run
Highlighting the idea that the person wouldn't need to escape in this setting.
And though i've loved deep
Recalling deep love, possibly in contrast to the person's wildness.
You love me where I'm out
Appreciating being loved despite being in a different state or condition.
So let me know you're down
Requesting acknowledgment of the person's presence, indicating a willingness to be with them.
And Ill come around
Expressing a commitment to come around if the person is available.
Better off to let it wear through
Suggesting that it's better to let something wear through rather than holding onto it.
Than to hold it on the count
Emphasizing the idea of not clinging to something and letting it naturally fade.
When I'm older ill still want to
Expressing a desire to know when the person returns to town in the future.
Know when you blow in town
Anticipating a future desire to be informed when the person is in town.
And ill come around
Reiterating the commitment to come around when the person is in town.
When you gonna fold your fists?
Prompting the person to relax or cease their aggressive stance.
When you gonna send me home?
Asking when the person will allow a return to a shared space, possibly a home.
I don't mind your wildness
Reiterating acceptance of the person's wildness.
When you don't leave me lone
Expressing a desire for the person not to leave the speaker alone.
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