U Should Come Over
Late-night Longing: 'U Should Come Over' Unraveled
Lyrics
2AM
Reference to the time, setting the scene at 2 AM.
Yeah we could've worked
Expressing regret or missed opportunities in a relationship that could have worked out.
Yeah we could've worked
-(We could've worked)
-Pull up to your house
Describing a moment of desire, where the narrator is at the lover's house, noticing their attire, and expressing a desire to reverse the situation.
And you in that miniskirt
-(Miniskirt)
-Yeah I hit the gas
-About to put it in reverse
-(In reverse)
-I'm not Undertaker but our love is-
A playful reference, comparing the narrator's love to something not related to The Undertaker (possibly the wrestler).
You should come over
Repetition of the invitation for the lover to come over, emphasizing loneliness and the absence of anyone at home.
You should come over
-I'm all alone
-There's nobody home
-You should come over
-You should come over
-I'm all alone
-There's nobody home
-Please pick up the phone baby
Repeated calls for the lover to pick up the phone and come to the narrator's home, suggesting a strong desire for connection.
Come to my home baby
-Pick up the phone baby
-Come to my home baby
-Pick up the phone baby
-Come to my home baby
-Pick up the phone baby
-Come to my home baby
-Does it ever matter
Reflecting on the significance or lack thereof in the past, questioning whether it ever mattered.
Did it ever matter
-It never really mattered
-Please pick up the phone baby
Continuation of the plea for the lover to respond and visit the narrator's home.
Come to my home baby
-Pick up the phone baby
-Come to my home baby
-You should come over
Final repetition of the invitation, underscoring the narrator's loneliness and the desire for the lover's presence.
You should come over
-I'm all alone
-There's nobody home
-You should come over
-You should come over
-I'm all alone
-There's nobody home
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