Come on Come Over Lyrics – Jeff Taylor

Song Facts:

• Genre: Pop/Soul
• Soundtrack: Featured in the "Shifting Gears

Artist Info: Jeff Taylor is a multi-talented artist with very soulful voices and very witty lyrics. Most of his music is an infusion of pop, soul, and jazz; hence, the result is classic. It's a more personable approach to songwriting for Taylor: plain and honest, yet relatable, touching the psyche of every single listener of his. His performances showcase actual passion and unrelenting fire for the art of storytelling, which glows even in just a single song long after his fans stop listening.

Annotations and Meaning:

"Come over, come on" - From this reoccurring, quite inviting chorus of the song, underlining warmth and openness, one could come across the impression from the song of an open place where one is always welcome in the song. "That’s where I want you to be," the lyrics drive a longing not only for proximity to where the person is but rather emphasis an attachment and connection to the theme. "All work and no play make life very boring," following the usual adage, hints at the equilibrium between duty and pleasure while suggesting that the latter should also be a source of unrestrained joy as well. "Sometimes you gotta loosen up / Go with the flow when the feeling’s right." – This line justifies allowing oneself to get relieved of stresses and problems and get along with spontaneity and pleasures in life. "Just remember the sun's gonna rise / Each and every single day" - A hopeful reminder that no matter what kind of adversities one might be going through, the bearing of nature somehow offers some kind of assurance or consolation. "And if you get lonely / I'll always be there for you" – these lyrics underscore the basic content of the words in the song, loyalty towards each other in friendship. Jeff Taylor's song "Come on Come Over" entered with an arm around our shoulder—a friendly, warm arm, full of charm. It's like a chance to enjoy the simple things in life and somehow have a someone that is a friend sticking closer than a brother. The song encourages balance in life and, mostjson of all, the need to invest time in relationships that give us fulfillment in life.