Come Over album cover

Come Over

Come Over

LE SSERAFIM

K-PopLE SSERAFIM📅 2025💿 HOT - EP

Track Info & Song Overview

“Come Over” (Come Over) is performed by LE SSERAFIM, featured on the album HOT - EP (2025).

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Lyrics & Phonetic Romanization

Verse 1

No lying when it feels right

Stop trying, baby, listen

No hiding what it feels like

Don't play me like a rhythm

And I'm crying out for anything

And the thought of something else

Oh, I know you wanna take my hand

So come over, come over, and dance

Chorus

So come over, come over, come over, and then (ooh)

Come over, come over, and dance (ooh)

So come over, come over, come over, and then (ooh)

Come over, come over, and dance

(Ooh)

No lying when it feels right

Stop trying, baby, listen

No hiding what it feels like

Verse 3

Don't play me like a rhythm (ooh)

And I'm crying out for anything

And the thought of something else

Oh, I know you wanna take my hand

So come over, come over, and dance

So come over, come over, come over, and then (ooh)

Come over, come over, and dance (ooh)

So come over, come over, come over, and then (ooh)

Verse 4

Come over, come over, and dance (ooh)

And I'm crying out for anything

And the thought of something else

Oh, I know you wanna take my hand

So come over, come over, and dance

So come over, come over, come over, and then (ooh)

Come over, come over, and dance (ooh)

So come over, come over, come over, and then (ooh)

Verse 5

Come over, come over, and dance (ooh)

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