Let Me In (feat. Susane Sundfør)

Kleerup's song 'Let Me In (feat. Susane Sundfør)' delves into the deep-seated human desire for recognition and acceptance. The repeated plea, 'All I want is for someone to see me,' sets the tone for the entire song, highlighting a profound sense of invisibility and longing for acknowledgment. This sentiment is further emphasized by the imagery of a 'blank slate' and 'black brassieres,' suggesting a sense of emptiness and a readiness to be molded or seen in any form that might garner attention.

The lyrics also explore themes of transformation and adaptability. The protagonist speaks of having 'a body for hire' and being able to 'get anywhere with my wings,' indicating a willingness to change and adapt to different roles or expectations to achieve their goals. The metaphor of flying to the borders and shooting down opposers as a soldier who obeys orders underscores a sense of determination and resilience. This imagery paints a picture of someone who is willing to go to great lengths, even to the point of self-sacrifice, to be seen and accepted.

The chorus, 'Let me in, I've got a heart of gold, I'll do whatever it takes,' encapsulates the core message of the song. It speaks to the universal human experience of wanting to be close to others, to be loved and accepted for who we are. The lines 'Skin me, make of me a replica, I'll be your page h-21, I'll be your secret lover' further illustrate the lengths to which the protagonist is willing to go to fit in and be valued. This poignant plea for connection and the willingness to change oneself to be accepted resonates deeply, making 'Let Me In' a powerful exploration of the human condition.