As H.E.R. prepares for her debut album, she releases her latest single “Come Through,” which features Chris Brown. Both singers send that “Come Through” message to significant others on the single, a shift of messaging from her previous single “Damage.” The brooding but somewhat comforting single captures a mood and moment of feelings and emotions.
“But you should come through tonight, I’m chilling on the Westside, boo/ Call my homegirl, tell your best friend, You can slide too on the low, a remote location/ I don’t want them see me gettin’ faded (Yeah), You should come through tonight (Yeah)/ I only kick it with a tight crew, They won’t tell, ’cause they tryna live they best life too (No)/ On the low, on my own, I be wavy (Yeah), Hit me on my phone, I’ll be waitin’, yeah-yeah”
Download/Buy “Come Through” here.
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