Credits
PERFORMING ARTISTS
Leif Vollebekk
Piano
Donald Grant
Strings
Helena Winkelman
Strings
Oliver Fairfield
Drums
Rebecca Foon
Cello
Rebecca Jones
Strings
Sarah McMahon
Strings
COMPOSITION & LYRICS
Leif Vollebekk
Composer
PRODUCTION & ENGINEERING
Leif Vollebekk
Producer
Chris Allen
Mixing Engineer
David P. Smith
Engineer
Lyrics
[Verse 1]
Come on, come on, come on over
Start talking to me
One thing, one thing I can tell you
You look good when you're tired
[Verse 2]
Come on, come on, come on over
Start talking to me
One thing, one thing I can tell you
You look good when you're tired on a transatlantic flight
[Verse 3]
Before sunrise
I'm dazed and confused
Just like Julie Delpy
Like Léa Seydoux
[Verse 4]
I wanna see you roll your eyes
In a televised interview
I wanna make you mine
I wanna make you mine
[Verse 5]
God's handiwork in the clouds
You navigating the crowds
Of the festival
Of the festival
[Verse 6]
You're lighthearted, heavy-hearted too
Something I wouldn't put my worst enemy through
Now I'm looking at the sun through
My eyelids
My eyelids
[Verse 7]
Now I'm drifting in the astral plane
When will I see you again?
Are you drifting in the astral plane?
When will I see you again?
[Verse 8]
So why don't you come on, come on, come on over?
Start talking to me
One thing, one thing I can tell you
You look good when you're tired
You look good when you're tired
[Verse 9]
Come on, come on, come on over
Start talking to me
One thing, one thing I can tell you
You look good when you're tired on a transatlantic flight
[Verse 10]
A transatlantic flight
[Verse 11]
I am a prisoner
Prisoner, mmm
I am a prisoner, mmm
Prisoner, mmm, transatlantic flight
[Verse 12]
A prisoner, mmm
I am a prisoner, mmm, transatlantic flight
Prisoner
A prisoner
A transatlantic flight
[Verse 13]
So why don't you come on, come on, come on over?
Start talking to me
One thing, one thing I can tell you
You look good when you're tired
[Verse 14]
Come on, come on, come on over
Start talking to me
One thing, one thing I can tell you
You look good when you're tired on a transatlantic flight
Written by: Leif Vollebekk