Chords for Jeremy Zucker "comethru" Official Lyrics & Meaning | Verified
Tempo:
62 bpm
Chords used:
Em
B
Tuning:Standard Tuning (EADGBE)Capo:+0fret
Start Jamming...
It was weird going from college back to New Jersey because I went from living with my
friends and doing fun shit every single day to sitting in my basement alone writing music.
[B]
[Em] [N] The inspiration for this song was staying at home this past summer by myself, living
and making music out of my parents' basement.
And I felt like I needed someone to be around me to lift my spirits and live life differently,
I guess.
Whether it was a friend or a girl or just to do something to shake my day up.
I just needed someone to come through.
When I was writing this song, my sleep schedule was totally backwards.
And not because I was going out at night and partying and coming back late.
It was more I was just waking up later and later in the day.
As the summer months turned to fall, the days were getting shorter so I would literally
wake up and have two hours of sunlight.
I was balancing things so drastically.
I'd be grinding, grinding, grinding and then go out and drink and party and be like,
okay I got my social life in this week and then I'll go back to working hard.
But it was taking a toll on my body.
I felt like I was just riding the high of the night and pushing all my problems back
until Sunday morning when I'd be hungover on the couch.
I don't hate my hometown, obviously.
I have some of my best friends are from my hometown.
It's just weird.
It's not like I love being home.
It's not I hate being home.
It's just I don't know what to feel about it.
It's just strange and I think that's why I wrote the song.
It's a really confusing, complex emotion to be like, I feel weird here and I don't know why.
I think there's a lot to be said about acknowledging that you need a support system, you need a
friend, you need a peer to talk to or just live life with and you can't be doing everything
on your own all the time.
I was in biochemistry and waking up every morning and chugging two cups of McDonald's coffee.
I was doing great for the first four days, acing all my exams and studying so much.
On the fourth or fifth day of class, I'm just sitting there listening to a lecture and all
of a sudden my heart starts to race and I'm straight up having a panic attack in the middle of class.
It was hard for me to contextualize it because I didn't feel stressed or overwhelmed from the class.
I was just so amped up from all this caffeine in my body and I had to go outside and just
take a breath and I haven't drank coffee since then.
It's not so much being lost in my imagination because I think that sounds like a really awesome thing.
I'm just lost in my thoughts.
Just overthinking.
Can you come through?
Through?
Through?
Through?
Through?
Through?
Through?
Through?
Through?
Through?
Through?
Through?
Through?
Through?
Through?
I would wake up and scroll through my phone for 30 minutes before I even start my day
and I still do it and it's my number one habit that I have to get rid of.
[Em] It's just so unhealthy to wake up and the first thing you see is a virtual representation
of people that you haven't even met.
I feel like Come Through is such an easy song to listen to.
When I take a step back and I listen to the song again, I'm really just focusing on the
song and the lyrics and the melody.
And so sometimes getting rid of a lot
friends and doing fun shit every single day to sitting in my basement alone writing music.
[B]
[Em] [N] The inspiration for this song was staying at home this past summer by myself, living
and making music out of my parents' basement.
And I felt like I needed someone to be around me to lift my spirits and live life differently,
I guess.
Whether it was a friend or a girl or just to do something to shake my day up.
I just needed someone to come through.
When I was writing this song, my sleep schedule was totally backwards.
And not because I was going out at night and partying and coming back late.
It was more I was just waking up later and later in the day.
As the summer months turned to fall, the days were getting shorter so I would literally
wake up and have two hours of sunlight.
I was balancing things so drastically.
I'd be grinding, grinding, grinding and then go out and drink and party and be like,
okay I got my social life in this week and then I'll go back to working hard.
But it was taking a toll on my body.
I felt like I was just riding the high of the night and pushing all my problems back
until Sunday morning when I'd be hungover on the couch.
I don't hate my hometown, obviously.
I have some of my best friends are from my hometown.
It's just weird.
It's not like I love being home.
It's not I hate being home.
It's just I don't know what to feel about it.
It's just strange and I think that's why I wrote the song.
It's a really confusing, complex emotion to be like, I feel weird here and I don't know why.
I think there's a lot to be said about acknowledging that you need a support system, you need a
friend, you need a peer to talk to or just live life with and you can't be doing everything
on your own all the time.
I was in biochemistry and waking up every morning and chugging two cups of McDonald's coffee.
I was doing great for the first four days, acing all my exams and studying so much.
On the fourth or fifth day of class, I'm just sitting there listening to a lecture and all
of a sudden my heart starts to race and I'm straight up having a panic attack in the middle of class.
It was hard for me to contextualize it because I didn't feel stressed or overwhelmed from the class.
I was just so amped up from all this caffeine in my body and I had to go outside and just
take a breath and I haven't drank coffee since then.
It's not so much being lost in my imagination because I think that sounds like a really awesome thing.
I'm just lost in my thoughts.
Just overthinking.
Can you come through?
Through?
Through?
Through?
Through?
Through?
Through?
Through?
Through?
Through?
Through?
Through?
Through?
Through?
Through?
I would wake up and scroll through my phone for 30 minutes before I even start my day
and I still do it and it's my number one habit that I have to get rid of.
[Em] It's just so unhealthy to wake up and the first thing you see is a virtual representation
of people that you haven't even met.
I feel like Come Through is such an easy song to listen to.
When I take a step back and I listen to the song again, I'm really just focusing on the
song and the lyrics and the melody.
And so sometimes getting rid of a lot
Key:
Em
B
Em
B
Em
B
Em
B
It was weird going from college back to New Jersey because I went from living with my
friends and doing fun shit every single day to sitting in my basement alone writing music.
_ _ [B] _
_ [Em] _ [N] The inspiration for this song was staying at home this past summer by myself, living
and making music out of my parents' basement.
And I felt like I needed someone to be around me to lift my spirits and live life differently,
I guess.
Whether it was a friend or a girl or just to do something to shake my day up.
I just needed someone to come through. _ _ _ _
When I was writing this song, my sleep schedule was totally backwards.
And not because I was going out at night and partying and coming back late.
It was more I was just waking up later and later in the day.
As the summer months turned to fall, the days were getting shorter so I would literally
wake up and have two hours of sunlight.
_ _ _ I was balancing things so drastically.
I'd be grinding, grinding, grinding and then go out and drink and party and be like,
okay I got my social life in this week and then I'll go back to working hard.
But it was taking a toll on my body.
I felt like I was just riding the high of the night and pushing all my problems back
until Sunday morning when I'd be hungover on the couch. _
_ _ _ _ _ I don't hate my hometown, obviously.
I have some of my best friends are from my hometown.
It's just weird.
It's not like I love being home.
It's not I hate being home.
It's just I don't know what to feel about it.
It's just strange and I think that's why I wrote the song.
It's a really confusing, complex emotion to be like, I feel weird here and I don't know why. _ _
_ _ _ _ _ _ _ _
_ _ _ _ I think there's a lot to be said about acknowledging that you need a support system, you need a
friend, you need a peer to talk to or just live life with and you can't be doing everything
on your own all the time. _ _ _ _ _ _ _
_ _ I was in biochemistry and waking up every morning and chugging two cups of McDonald's coffee.
I was doing great for the first four days, acing all my exams and studying so much.
On the fourth or fifth day of class, I'm just sitting there listening to a lecture and all
of a sudden my heart starts to race and I'm straight up having a panic attack in the middle of class.
It was hard for me to contextualize it because I didn't feel stressed or overwhelmed from the class.
I was just so amped up from all this caffeine in my body and I had to go outside and just
take a breath and I haven't drank coffee since then. _ _ _
_ _ _ _ It's not so much being lost in my imagination because I think that sounds like a really awesome thing.
I'm just lost in my thoughts.
Just overthinking.
Can you come through?
_ _ Through? _
_ _ Through?
_ Through? _
_ _ Through?
Through?
Through?
Through?
Through?
Through?
Through?
Through?
Through? _ _
_ Through? _ _ _ _
Through? _ _ _ _ _ _ _
_ I would wake up and scroll through my phone for 30 minutes before I even start my day
and I still do it and it's my number one habit that I have to get rid of.
[Em] It's just so unhealthy to wake up and the first thing you see is a virtual representation
of people that you haven't even met.
I feel like Come Through is such an easy song to listen to.
When I take a step back and I listen to the song again, I'm really just focusing on the
song and the lyrics and the melody.
And so sometimes getting rid of a lot
friends and doing fun shit every single day to sitting in my basement alone writing music.
_ _ [B] _
_ [Em] _ [N] The inspiration for this song was staying at home this past summer by myself, living
and making music out of my parents' basement.
And I felt like I needed someone to be around me to lift my spirits and live life differently,
I guess.
Whether it was a friend or a girl or just to do something to shake my day up.
I just needed someone to come through. _ _ _ _
When I was writing this song, my sleep schedule was totally backwards.
And not because I was going out at night and partying and coming back late.
It was more I was just waking up later and later in the day.
As the summer months turned to fall, the days were getting shorter so I would literally
wake up and have two hours of sunlight.
_ _ _ I was balancing things so drastically.
I'd be grinding, grinding, grinding and then go out and drink and party and be like,
okay I got my social life in this week and then I'll go back to working hard.
But it was taking a toll on my body.
I felt like I was just riding the high of the night and pushing all my problems back
until Sunday morning when I'd be hungover on the couch. _
_ _ _ _ _ I don't hate my hometown, obviously.
I have some of my best friends are from my hometown.
It's just weird.
It's not like I love being home.
It's not I hate being home.
It's just I don't know what to feel about it.
It's just strange and I think that's why I wrote the song.
It's a really confusing, complex emotion to be like, I feel weird here and I don't know why. _ _
_ _ _ _ _ _ _ _
_ _ _ _ I think there's a lot to be said about acknowledging that you need a support system, you need a
friend, you need a peer to talk to or just live life with and you can't be doing everything
on your own all the time. _ _ _ _ _ _ _
_ _ I was in biochemistry and waking up every morning and chugging two cups of McDonald's coffee.
I was doing great for the first four days, acing all my exams and studying so much.
On the fourth or fifth day of class, I'm just sitting there listening to a lecture and all
of a sudden my heart starts to race and I'm straight up having a panic attack in the middle of class.
It was hard for me to contextualize it because I didn't feel stressed or overwhelmed from the class.
I was just so amped up from all this caffeine in my body and I had to go outside and just
take a breath and I haven't drank coffee since then. _ _ _
_ _ _ _ It's not so much being lost in my imagination because I think that sounds like a really awesome thing.
I'm just lost in my thoughts.
Just overthinking.
Can you come through?
_ _ Through? _
_ _ Through?
_ Through? _
_ _ Through?
Through?
Through?
Through?
Through?
Through?
Through?
Through?
Through? _ _
_ Through? _ _ _ _
Through? _ _ _ _ _ _ _
_ I would wake up and scroll through my phone for 30 minutes before I even start my day
and I still do it and it's my number one habit that I have to get rid of.
[Em] It's just so unhealthy to wake up and the first thing you see is a virtual representation
of people that you haven't even met.
I feel like Come Through is such an easy song to listen to.
When I take a step back and I listen to the song again, I'm really just focusing on the
song and the lyrics and the melody.
And so sometimes getting rid of a lot