Come On Over
Royal Blood * Track #2 On Royal Blood
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Royal BloodProduced by
Mike Kerr & Ben Thatcher & Tom DalgetyWrited by
Dave Murray & Ben Thatcher & Mike KerrAbout
“Come On Over” is the third single from Brighton riff-rock duo Royal Blood’s eponymous debut album. It was released April 21st 2014.
The song was originally written to be the B-side for the album’s lead single “Out Of The Black” and featured on both the Out Of The Black ep and the debut full-lengh...
Come On Over Lyrics
[Verse 1]
I'm on a train going nowhere
I ran away to make you care
This ain't my house, this ain't your home
Not when I'm feeling this alone
[Chorus]
So come on over, yeah
I went to church and stopped believing
Yeah, so come on over, yeah
Well, there's no God and I don't really care
[Verse 2]
Let's run away, get out of here
I got no money and I don't care
This ain't my house, this ain't your home
Not when I'm feeling this alone
[Chorus]
So come on over, yeah
I went to church and stopped believing
Yeah, so come on over, yeah
Well, there's no God and I don't really care
I don't really care
[Verse 1]
I'm on a train going nowhere
I ran away to make you care
This ain't my house, this ain't your home
Not when I'm feeling this alone
[Chorus]
So come on over, yeah
I went to church and stopped believing
Yeah, so come on over, yeah
Well, there's no God and I don't really care
Come On Over Q&A
Who wrote Come On Over's ?
Come On Over was written by Dave Murray & Ben Thatcher & Mike Kerr.
Who produced Come On Over's ?
Come On Over was produced by Mike Kerr & Ben Thatcher & Tom Dalgety.
When did Royal Blood release Come On Over?
Royal Blood released Come On Over on Mon Nov 11 2013.
What did Royal Blood say about "Come On Over"?
Mike Kerr:
This was a song I’d always done at open mic nights, which is really how I started singing. I would get really, really drunk so I had the confidence to get out and do it. I would try and impress a girl that was there, and probably fail. “Come On Over” was a sort of bluesy song that I had,...