Come Out Lyrics by Lucy Dacus is a new english song by Lucy Dacus. Written by Dacus and produced by Lucy Dacus, Blake Mills, and Andrew Lappin, the track is released on the Lily YouTube channel. It is part of her album Forever Is a Feeling, offering listeners an emotionally charged and introspective experience. With its heartfelt lyrics and Dacus’s distinctive vocal delivery, the song delves into themes of longing, isolation, and the desire for connection, creating a raw and poignant atmosphere.
“Come Out” explores the emotional complexity of yearning for someone who feels distant, both physically and emotionally. The song’s lyrics convey a deep sense of missing someone and the frustration of not being able to bridge that gap, whether by distance or personal barriers. Through vivid imagery, Dacus paints a picture of her inner conflict, wanting to be close to the person she desires while also facing the reality of her current circumstances. The repeated call to “come out” underscores the urgency and intensity of her feelings, reflecting both vulnerability and longing for reconciliation.
Come Out Details
| Song | Come Out |
|---|---|
| Album | Forever Is a Feeling |
| Artists | Lucy Dacus |
| Written By | Lucy Dacus |
| Produced By | Lucy Dacus, Blake Mills & Andrew Lappin |
| Label | Lily |
| Language | English |
| Released Date | Feb 19, 2025 |
Come Out Lyrics
[Verse 1]
I missed your call because I was in a board room
Full of old men guessin’ what the kids are getting into
There was a cardboard cutout of a cowboy in the corner
Pointin’ his gun in my face
I don’t belong here, nobody does
Except maybe those old men collecting dust
Why am I not wherever you are?
There is no distance that wouldn’t be too far
Even on opposite sides of the room
I am orbiting you
[Chorus]
So come out, come out, wherever you are
I miss you, I miss you, I miss you in my arms
[Verse 2]
I wanna be the man on Main Street with a megaphone
Screaming obscenities to the toddlers and the scandalized moms
I wanna scream from the bottom of my lungs
I wanna scream my throat raw
And if that means I never sing again
At least I’ll know I went out with a bang
Screaming my favorite things about you
Screaming your name, your name, your name
[Chorus]
So come out, come out, wherever you are
I miss you, I miss you, I miss you in my arms
Come out, come out, there’s no need to hide
I want you, I want you, I want you by my side
[Verse 3]
Waking up in a new city every day
Makes me believe more and more that they’re all the same
It’s just a pharmacy, coffee shop, bookstore, and bank
And a tourist attraction that most locals hate
I hike up a hill where they say there’s a view
‘Cause the sky around five might remind me of you
There’s a couple divorcees on a bad first date
And an elderly couple with nothing to say
I used to think that’d be the worst
To grow old and run out of words
Now I have seen some incredible things
I could never describe if I tried
[Chorus]
So come out, come out, wherever you are
I miss you, I miss you, I miss you in my arms
Come out, come out, there’s no need to hide
I want you, I want you, I want you by my side
[Outro]
C’mon, c’mon, I’m ready for you
I can’t wait, I can wait
But I don’t want to
Come Out Lyrics Meaning
[Verse 1]
In the first verse, Dacus contrasts her current environment, a corporate boardroom full of older men making assumptions about youth, with the desire to be with the person she misses. The image of a cardboard cowboy “pointing his gun in my face” symbolizes the discomfort and alienation she feels in this space. The verse captures a sense of disconnection, both from her surroundings and from the person she longs for. The mention of “orbiting” the person even when they are far away speaks to the emotional attachment that transcends physical space, showing her deep emotional investment and longing.
[Chorus]
The chorus repeatedly calls for the person to “come out,” emphasizing Dacus’s desire to reconnect. Her longing is palpable as she expresses how much she misses the person’s presence, wishing they could be in her arms. The repetition of “I miss you” highlights the emotional weight of her feelings, while the call for the person to come out suggests an urgent need for them to break free from whatever is keeping them distant.
[Verse 2]
In the second verse, Dacus imagines herself as an anarchic figure, wanting to scream on Main Street, rejecting societal norms and expressing her emotions loudly. This contrasts with the quiet, reserved nature of her current reality. Her desire to scream her love for the person, even at the cost of her voice, shows how deeply she feels and how desperate she is for them to know how much she cares. The line “screaming your name” reflects the intensity of her feelings, symbolizing a need to be heard and to make her emotions known.
[Chorus]
The chorus is repeated here, reinforcing the feelings of longing and a desire for closeness. The line “there’s no need to hide” suggests a wish for openness and vulnerability, encouraging the person to step out of their emotional or physical retreat. Dacus continues to express that she wants them by her side, underscoring her yearning for a real connection.
[Verse 3]
In the third verse, Dacus reflects on her transient lifestyle, moving through cities that all seem the same. The monotony of her travels contrasts with the beauty of the memories she holds with the person she misses. The mention of a “view” that reminds her of them suggests that certain places and experiences evoke her memories of the person, even if they are far away. This verse speaks to the emptiness of her surroundings and how the absence of this person makes everything else feel insignificant.
[Chorus]
The final chorus is repeated once more, emphasizing the emotional culmination of the song. Dacus once again expresses her desire for the person to return to her, highlighting how much she misses them and how important it is for them to be in her life. The call to “come out” is a final plea for connection and intimacy, capturing the central emotional thread of the song.
[Outro]
The outro is a softer plea, with Dacus expressing her readiness for the person to return. While she acknowledges that she can wait, her eagerness to have them by her side is clear. This ending reinforces the theme of longing and desire, leaving the listener with a sense of unresolved yearning.
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The "Come Out" song is sung by Lucy Dacus.
The "Come Out" song by Lucy Dacus lyrics was written by Lucy Dacus.
The "Come Out" song by Lucy Dacus was produced by Lucy Dacus, Blake Mills & Andrew Lappin.
Lucy Dacus released "Come Out" song on Feb 19, 2025.
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