Coming Over (Filous remix)

James Hersey's 'Coming Over (Filous remix)' delves into the emotional turbulence of longing and unresolved love. The song's lyrics capture the essence of someone who is deeply infatuated and is grappling with the uncertainty of their feelings being reciprocated. The repeated question, 'Is it alright if I come round?' signifies a yearning for connection and a desire to bridge the emotional gap that exists between the two individuals. This plea for validation and the need to 'figure this out' highlights the vulnerability and the hope that the other person feels the same way.

The chorus, 'All I can think about is coming over,' emphasizes the obsessive nature of infatuation. The protagonist is consumed by the thought of being with the other person, to the point where it dominates their mind. This repetition underscores the intensity of their emotions and the desperation to be close to the object of their affection. The lyrics also touch on the sacrifices the protagonist is willing to make, 'I'd give away this, give away that,' showcasing the depth of their feelings and the lengths they would go to for a chance at mutual love.

The song also explores the intoxicating effect of love, as seen in the line, 'Isn't it strange that every time I look at your name I'm suddenly high.' This metaphor illustrates how the mere thought of the other person can elevate the protagonist's mood, akin to a euphoric high. The combination of heartfelt lyrics and the remix's upbeat tempo creates a juxtaposition that mirrors the bittersweet nature of unrequited love—hopeful yet uncertain, joyful yet painful. James Hersey's 'Coming Over (Filous remix)' is a poignant reflection on the complexities of love and the emotional rollercoaster that comes with it.