Jain — Come
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Black burn
I feel so alone
without you boy
now I 'm here
hanging out in the street
thinking about reactions over actions
walking on the sky of my dreams
Come, come, my baby come
I will show you the world
Come, come, my baby come
I will cover your nightmares
Come, come, my baby come
I will love you forever
Come, come, my baby come
I will not let you go
My love, I just feel so lost
without you boy
I am yours even if time has passed
Take me away
from this impetuous world
leaving this jail of my mind
Come, come, my baby come
I will show you the world
Come, come, my baby come
I will cover your nightmares
Come, come, my baby come
I will love you forever
Come, come, my baby come
I will not let you go
My soul, my soul is in Africa, with you boy
Come, come, my baby come
I will show you the world
Come, come, my baby come
I will cover your nightmares
Come, come, my baby come
I will love you forever
Come, come, my baby come
I will not let you go
My soul, is in Africa
with you boy
Looking at the stars
on this diamond sky
giving you my smile
so you can keep it on your mind
floating on your blazing eyes
Come, come, my baby come
I will show you the world
Come, come, my baby come
I will cover your nightmares
Come, come, my baby come
I will love you forever
Come, come, my baby come
I will not let you go
I feel so alone
without you boy
now I 'm here
hanging out in the street
thinking about reactions over actions
walking on the sky of my dreams
Come, come, my baby come
I will show you the world
Come, come, my baby come
I will cover your nightmares
Come, come, my baby come
I will love you forever
Come, come, my baby come
I will not let you go
My love, I just feel so lost
without you boy
I am yours even if time has passed
Take me away
from this impetuous world
leaving this jail of my mind
Come, come, my baby come
I will show you the world
Come, come, my baby come
I will cover your nightmares
Come, come, my baby come
I will love you forever
Come, come, my baby come
I will not let you go
My soul, my soul is in Africa, with you boy
Come, come, my baby come
I will show you the world
Come, come, my baby come
I will cover your nightmares
Come, come, my baby come
I will love you forever
Come, come, my baby come
I will not let you go
My soul, is in Africa
with you boy
Looking at the stars
on this diamond sky
giving you my smile
so you can keep it on your mind
floating on your blazing eyes
Come, come, my baby come
I will show you the world
Come, come, my baby come
I will cover your nightmares
Come, come, my baby come
I will love you forever
Come, come, my baby come
I will not let you go
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I always hear Jesca Hoop off of her Kismet album in this song.
7 -> 6 :/
She's got arms, and she knows how to use them
7. 02., this is aquarius, so am I, even at the same day-
Fun videos. Eye candy to go with the ear candy
This is good. "Makeba", her tribute to Mama Africa, is even better.
up to 9 - Jain makes me happy
zenhead wrote:
Lyrics are two columns to the left.
I have no idea what she's saying, but such an infectious groove.
Lyrics are two columns to the left.
Dready, Yodelice, Mr. Flash?
Her career mentors sound like mutant ninjas to me... lol
love,
xrds (crossroads)
Her career mentors sound like mutant ninjas to me... lol
love,
xrds (crossroads)
AliGator wrote:
She's French. Let's hear you sing in a language that's not your native tongue without an accent.
Fair point for her. But it can be done. What "accent" do you hear from First Aid Kit or Abba (Sweden) or Caro Emerald (Netherlands)? Point being it can be done, but I agree with you that it's kind of small to criticize a singer for having an accent when speaking/singing in a language that's not their native tongue.
She's French. Let's hear you sing in a language that's not your native tongue without an accent.
Fair point for her. But it can be done. What "accent" do you hear from First Aid Kit or Abba (Sweden) or Caro Emerald (Netherlands)? Point being it can be done, but I agree with you that it's kind of small to criticize a singer for having an accent when speaking/singing in a language that's not their native tongue.
Sounds like an Apple commercial song.
drewd wrote:
Born to be a masseuse!
I'm a fan...
Born to be a masseuse!
is it my birthday? I love this set - thanks BillG
DunstanBurke wrote:
Wikipedia: "Jain was born on 7 February 1992 in Toulouse, France. The Occitan singer travelled the world to follow the professional requirements of her father: She left France at age 9 for Dubai, where she spent three years; then lived for four years in Congo-Brazzaville, which she credits for her taste for danceable melodies; and then spent a year in Abu Dhabi, before moving to Paris where she started a pre-art-school foundation course. These trips influenced her musical style. She also learned how to play drums in Pau, Arabic percussion in the Middle East, and musical programming in Congo."
I think some part of whatever accent she has is probably legit.
Wouldn't be so bad without that fake African accent meets Manu Chao.
Wikipedia: "Jain was born on 7 February 1992 in Toulouse, France. The Occitan singer travelled the world to follow the professional requirements of her father: She left France at age 9 for Dubai, where she spent three years; then lived for four years in Congo-Brazzaville, which she credits for her taste for danceable melodies; and then spent a year in Abu Dhabi, before moving to Paris where she started a pre-art-school foundation course. These trips influenced her musical style. She also learned how to play drums in Pau, Arabic percussion in the Middle East, and musical programming in Congo."
I think some part of whatever accent she has is probably legit.
I love this tune.
Until I read it in a comment recently, I hadn't even realised it is in English. It's just fun
Until I read it in a comment recently, I hadn't even realised it is in English. It's just fun
Infectious. Infatuated
drewd wrote:
Wait, what? now 10 arms! A dectapus.
I'm a fan...
Wait, what? now 10 arms! A dectapus.
4GibMe wrote:
Ya, only over 35 million views for the YT video. Really, what were they thinking.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=KDXOzr0GoA4
An open mind and wide taste in music is a must if you want to hang around this place, and most here fail at that.
I think a lot, maybe most of the listeners have really wide ranging tastes. That's why RP has grown and done well. Oh, and Bill being able to steer the ship himself without committees to drag him down. And the great software which he has had the vision to create. And the small team that puts it all together. And Rebecca for her part, which I'm not sure that is but I like to hear her voice.
Ya, only over 35 million views for the YT video. Really, what were they thinking.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=KDXOzr0GoA4
An open mind and wide taste in music is a must if you want to hang around this place, and most here fail at that.
I think a lot, maybe most of the listeners have really wide ranging tastes. That's why RP has grown and done well. Oh, and Bill being able to steer the ship himself without committees to drag him down. And the great software which he has had the vision to create. And the small team that puts it all together. And Rebecca for her part, which I'm not sure that is but I like to hear her voice.
khardog145 wrote:
....AND you know what? You don't need one. It's just very likeable! Nuf said.
I like this! I have no reason.
....AND you know what? You don't need one. It's just very likeable! Nuf said.
My word - it's almost like all French women don't sound the same after all.
Who'da thunk.
Lovin' it.
Who'da thunk.
Lovin' it.
yum! ear candy
AliGator wrote:
She's French. Let's hear you sing in a language that's not your native tongue without an accent.
She's **Occitan** French, no less.
She's French. Let's hear you sing in a language that's not your native tongue without an accent.
She's **Occitan** French, no less.
I'm a fan...
wingo395 wrote:
Yes indeed. She is really talented. And dare I say, super pretty!!
Her first three music videos are clever and are strung together. Head over to YouTube or VEVO and watch in order:
Come -> Makeba -> Dynabeat
I wish she'd do more of these.
Yes indeed. She is really talented. And dare I say, super pretty!!
Fun video!!
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=KDXOzr0GoA4
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=KDXOzr0GoA4
Her first three music videos are clever and are strung together. Head over to YouTube or VEVO and watch in order:
Come -> Makeba -> Dynabeat
I wish she'd do more of these.
Come -> Makeba -> Dynabeat
I wish she'd do more of these.
It just makes me happy!
I hope Lily Allen doesn't discover this.
How come you guys from the remote California Can know before me ( from Toulouse, France) about this girl from ... my back yard? Thank you Bill and Linda
ziggytrix wrote:
"Music is an art form and cultural activity whose medium is sound organized in time. The common elements of music are pitch, rhythm, dynamics, and the sonic qualities of timbre and texture."
Which of these qualities do you feel this song lacks? Or do you perhaps have some unusual definition of "music"?
Well... i have one so simple that you'll never think of other definition! All arts decorate space, only music decorates time! Ta-daaa!!! By summing up all parts of music, you could miss its entirety. Deus ex machina could slip through your fingers and that intracranial wire that holds your ears together from the inside will overheat and snap... stop defining music. Feel it...
"Music is an art form and cultural activity whose medium is sound organized in time. The common elements of music are pitch, rhythm, dynamics, and the sonic qualities of timbre and texture."
Which of these qualities do you feel this song lacks? Or do you perhaps have some unusual definition of "music"?
Well... i have one so simple that you'll never think of other definition! All arts decorate space, only music decorates time! Ta-daaa!!! By summing up all parts of music, you could miss its entirety. Deus ex machina could slip through your fingers and that intracranial wire that holds your ears together from the inside will overheat and snap... stop defining music. Feel it...
Earworm 1st class.
DunstanBurke wrote:
It's actually preffy fawkin' awesome, but alas - chances are you'd probably not like it with a real African accent either.
Wouldn't be so bad without that fake African accent meets Manu Chao.
It's actually preffy fawkin' awesome, but alas - chances are you'd probably not like it with a real African accent either.
Wouldn't be so bad without that fake African accent meets Manu Chao.
LeonZA wrote:
Get that fish out of your ear, boy!
Just realized she is singing in English.
Get that fish out of your ear, boy!
I have no idea what she's saying, but such an infectious groove.
Just realized that she is singing in English
I like it too. Shame she doesn´t do the thing in french.
Bought a TV Recently
It came with samples of video and audio for a more advanced system (read add on proprietary) that I could upgrade, for a price.
The video for this tune is one of the samples.
It came with samples of video and audio for a more advanced system (read add on proprietary) that I could upgrade, for a price.
The video for this tune is one of the samples.
I'm not usually a fan of modern pop music but this one, I really like. It reminds me a lot of Shakira, and I like hers too.
maryte wrote:
The bass line is very fun to listen to here.
Dig!
*chairdancing*
*chairdancing*
The bass line is very fun to listen to here.
dragon1952 wrote:
Hi Dragon. Serious question: what is your definition of "music"?
You can't really call this music but I guess that doesn't matter these days :^ /
Hi Dragon. Serious question: what is your definition of "music"?
Jain brings something really unique to music. I really like her videos as well.
khardog145 wrote:
it´s upbeat?
good enough reason (for me)
I like this! I have no reason.
it´s upbeat?
good enough reason (for me)
maboleth wrote:
Other than both of them being female and being European there is little resemblance to me. Caro Emerald's music is more 1940s-'50s, "torch" style than this singer's is.
Trash, carbon copy of Caro Emerald.
Other than both of them being female and being European there is little resemblance to me. Caro Emerald's music is more 1940s-'50s, "torch" style than this singer's is.
tichy wrote:
She's French. Let's hear you sing in a language that's not your native tongue without an accent.
What a groovy song, but such an annoying affected accent.
She's French. Let's hear you sing in a language that's not your native tongue without an accent.
ick wrote:
... and a Kasparov chess board!
The video was directed ("realisation") by Gregory Ohrel: https://gregoryohrel.com
The video for this song has a very M.C. Escher feel to it. Up when things should be down and that sort of thing. It is entertaining.
... and a Kasparov chess board!
The video was directed ("realisation") by Gregory Ohrel: https://gregoryohrel.com
tichy wrote:
I'm mildly curious to know what you think her accent should sound like.
What a groovy song, but such an annoying affected accent.
I'm mildly curious to know what you think her accent should sound like.
Lower end of basic band music, pretending to be creative, but it's all been done way better, for years and years now. Lacks substance really
The video for this song has a very M.C. Escher feel to it. Up when things should be down and that sort of thing. It is entertaining.
Grammarcop wrote:
If i were flipping through radio stations and heard this, I think I would stop it there.
If I wanted to hear stuff like this, I'd just turn on the radio.
If i were flipping through radio stations and heard this, I think I would stop it there.
this song-while definitely enjoyable- makes one hell of a mean earworm 
Dig!
*chairdancing*
*chairdancing*
What a groovy song, but such an annoying affected accent.
Did Lily Allen write this? Sounds like it's one of hers
RP Rules, blesses to all
Trash, carbon copy of Caro Emerald.
First heard this on Later ...with Jools Holland
Love this
Love this
I don’t really like this much, but it’s nice to see something that’s not obscure classic rock or reggae on the main mix.
dragon1952 wrote:
What an utterly disqualifying comment...
You can't really call this music but I guess that doesn't matter these days :^ /
What an utterly disqualifying comment...
Maybe it's her accent but my brain just has trouble accepting that these lyrics are all in English! 
RazzCat wrote:
OK, that video's worth an extra point... 7 > 8+ ,,,,
And extra point for all that in her !
OK, that video's worth an extra point... 7 > 8+ ,,,,
And extra point for all that in her !
Wikipedia,
"Jain was born on 7 February 1992 in Toulouse, France. She travelled the world to follow the professional requirements of her father: She left France at age 9 for Dubai, where she spent three years; then lived for four years in Congo-Brazzaville, which she credits for her taste for danceable melodies; and then spent a year in Abu Dhabi, before moving to Paris where she started a pre-art-school foundation course. These trips influenced her musical style. She also learned how to play drums in Pau, Arabic percussion in the Middle East, and musical programming in Congo.[1]
Jain began composing demo tracks in Pointe-Noire, Congo-Brazzaville. There she met Mr. Flash, who introduced her to musical programming. She then published her demo tracks on MySpace, where she was noticed by Dready, who became her manager and remains so today. Yodelice also discovered these tracks and invited Jain to meet him in Paris. They began to work together, and Yodelice helped to launch her career.[2]
Jain was a supporting artist for Yodelice's tour.[3] They appeared together on the television show Taratata in 2013 and performed a duet cover of "Redemption Song".[4]"
One of my current favorites on rp. Can't help but dance when it comes on.
I like this! I have no reason.
wow so fun!
Great song and very cool video!
sdwright wrote:
Thank you!carlos65 I can tell you ROCK and we share something special in our birthyear and your excellent music taste
Too many have way TOO much to say about everylittlething EXCEPT that what MATTERS, which is NOT what they obsess about. RIGHT HERE, on a MUSIC LOVERS site it is even happening, I discovered just in the almost month I have been here. I so thought this was the perfect place to attempt social networking in a safe environment... not so safe :(
@sdwright - welcome to the RP song comment boards! I haven't ventured into the "non-song" forums much (no time for THAT) and I find that, even with the song-trashing-comments that enough of US (like you and carlos65, even if a different age) enjoy LISTENING to the music, esp. when it's something different than we're used to....so I say LONG LIVE RP and PEACE!!!
and....I rate this track a 7, I recognize it and don't want to change it, so it might even move +1 one day....Today (5/9/18) is that day....it's an 8 for me now.
Some people seem to think that music is only 'real music' if performed by serious looking scruffy white dudes with bushy beards singing songs about politics, the environment or spaceships. dragon1952 wrote:
You can't really call this music but I guess that doesn't matter these days :^ /
dragon1952 wrote:
"Music is an art form and cultural activity whose medium is sound organized in time. The common elements of music are pitch, rhythm, dynamics, and the sonic qualities of timbre and texture."
Which of these qualities do you feel this song lacks? Or do you perhaps have some unusual definition of "music"?
You can't really call this music but I guess that doesn't matter these days :^ /
"Music is an art form and cultural activity whose medium is sound organized in time. The common elements of music are pitch, rhythm, dynamics, and the sonic qualities of timbre and texture."
Which of these qualities do you feel this song lacks? Or do you perhaps have some unusual definition of "music"?
dragon1952 wrote:
Maybe you "can't call this music", but you don't speak for everyone else. Anyhow, it depends on how you define "music". Apparently your definition is somewhat narrow.
You can't really call this music but I guess that doesn't matter these days :^ /
Maybe you "can't call this music", but you don't speak for everyone else. Anyhow, it depends on how you define "music". Apparently your definition is somewhat narrow.
dc_zee wrote:
You 'made me look'! Sharing video link because it's so well done! https://www.bing.com/search?q=jain+come&filters=ufn%3a%22jain+come%22+sid%3a%223ea00538-9cec-81c2-878e-a84a4124c0f6%22&autoplay=1&FORM=SNAPST
OK, that video's worth an extra point... 7 > 8+ ,,,,
You 'made me look'! Sharing video link because it's so well done! https://www.bing.com/search?q=jain+come&filters=ufn%3a%22jain+come%22+sid%3a%223ea00538-9cec-81c2-878e-a84a4124c0f6%22&autoplay=1&FORM=SNAPST
OK, that video's worth an extra point... 7 > 8+ ,,,,
You can't really call this music but I guess that doesn't matter these days :^ /
Her style on the album cover and also used in her videos is of a rather prim nanny but the voice and demeanour is completely unexpected. The same sort of contradiction as Bjork in my mind.
Sounds like a television commercial. 
jmpnbob wrote:
Because it's "Most Excellent"
Why do I give this a 8??
Because it's "Most Excellent"
Why do I give this a 8??
Jakethemuss wrote:
Surely the price of hearing what you don't expect to hear is that sometimes it means hearing what you might not want to hear. I thought that's why people listened to RP?
How true. You nailed it!
Surely the price of hearing what you don't expect to hear is that sometimes it means hearing what you might not want to hear. I thought that's why people listened to RP?
How true. You nailed it!
FeatFanMike wrote:
Catchy tune. I like it.
Prius wrote:
Awesome advice! Had to watch the vid a few times to catch all the nuances. Don't know who thought that up, but it's the most creative video I've seen in some time.
Now I like the song that much more. Will look into more of her work.
You 'made me look'! Sharing video link because it's so well done! https://www.bing.com/search?q=jain+come&filters=ufn%3a%22jain+come%22+sid%3a%223ea00538-9cec-81c2-878e-a84a4124c0f6%22&autoplay=1&FORM=SNAPST
Catchy tune. I like it.
Prius wrote:
Have a look at her videoclip, it's stunning.
Awesome advice! Had to watch the vid a few times to catch all the nuances. Don't know who thought that up, but it's the most creative video I've seen in some time.
Now I like the song that much more. Will look into more of her work.
You 'made me look'! Sharing video link because it's so well done! https://www.bing.com/search?q=jain+come&filters=ufn%3a%22jain+come%22+sid%3a%223ea00538-9cec-81c2-878e-a84a4124c0f6%22&autoplay=1&FORM=SNAPST
Top marks fella
Jakethemuss wrote:
Surely the price of hearing what you don't expect to hear is that sometimes it means hearing what you might not want to hear. I thought that's why people listened to RP?
Jakethemuss wrote:
Surely the price of hearing what you don't expect to hear is that sometimes it means hearing what you might not want to hear. I thought that's why people listened to RP?
Knew I'd heard this somewhere before, just on Jools(BBC) now. He needs to listen to RP cos he's a couple of years behind with this one.
fun video! Jain is gorgeous : P
Jain sur Radio Paradise ... 
Catchy tune. I like it.
Prius wrote:
Have a look at her videoclip, it's stunning.
Awesome advice! Had to watch the vid a few times to catch all the nuances. Don't know who thought that up, but it's the most creative video I've seen in some time.
Now I like the song that much more. Will look into more of her work.
Great video, but she's got that certain voice quality from this decade I just haven't gotten used to. I know that singing styles come and go, but this one annoys me.
kcar wrote:
So much for Vishnu the God
Jain would be a helluva bartender, though.
So much for Vishnu the God
amb599 wrote:
Point taken. Hey, Vishnu's the protector of the world and he only has four arms:
Jain would be a helluva bartender, though.
It's good, but I expect more from someone with six arms.
Point taken. Hey, Vishnu's the protector of the world and he only has four arms:
Jain would be a helluva bartender, though.
Have a look at her videoclip, it's stunning.
Jakethemuss wrote:
Surely the price of hearing what you don't expect to hear is that sometimes it means hearing what you might not want to hear. I thought that's why people listened to RP?
Weel put Jake, just the reason why I listen to RP. As the Stones put it:"you can't always get what you want..."
As for the hard core haters or "just not in the mood for that right now" people, there is a great feature, the little "PSD" or "Play Something Different" button; you should try it sometimes, it helps release the tension.
Personally I can't stand the Talking Heads but still love RP and don't feel the need to comment when I hear 1 song I don't like. Sometimes your favorite granola isn't just available... :)
Surely the price of hearing what you don't expect to hear is that sometimes it means hearing what you might not want to hear. I thought that's why people listened to RP?
Weel put Jake, just the reason why I listen to RP. As the Stones put it:"you can't always get what you want..."
As for the hard core haters or "just not in the mood for that right now" people, there is a great feature, the little "PSD" or "Play Something Different" button; you should try it sometimes, it helps release the tension.
Personally I can't stand the Talking Heads but still love RP and don't feel the need to comment when I hear 1 song I don't like. Sometimes your favorite granola isn't just available... :)
edhollan wrote:
Surely the price of hearing what you don't expect to hear is that sometimes it means hearing what you might not want to hear. I thought that's why people listened to RP?
Not Radio Paradise worthy.
Surely the price of hearing what you don't expect to hear is that sometimes it means hearing what you might not want to hear. I thought that's why people listened to RP?
likee too
Thinking quite the same when I just started rp.
Grammarcop wrote:
Grammarcop wrote:
If I wanted to hear stuff like this, I'd just turn on the radio.
I like : )
Best french artist of 2016, at least for me.
Happy music :)
Happy music :)
If I wanted to hear stuff like this, I'd just turn on the radio.
amb599 wrote:
Be fair. Six arms sure but she's stuck in the floor. That could seriously limit a person.
It's good, but I expect more from someone with six arms.
Be fair. Six arms sure but she's stuck in the floor. That could seriously limit a person.
edhollan wrote:
It appears that the people actually responsible for making that decision disagree.
Not Radio Paradise worthy.
It appears that the people actually responsible for making that decision disagree.
It's good, but I expect more from someone with six arms.
I disagree. I like this song. edhollan wrote:
Not Radio Paradise worthy.
edhollan wrote:
Ya, only over 35 million views for the YT video. Really, what were they thinking.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=KDXOzr0GoA4
An open mind and wide taste in music is a must if you want to hang around this place, and most here fail at that.
Not Radio Paradise worthy.
Ya, only over 35 million views for the YT video. Really, what were they thinking.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=KDXOzr0GoA4
An open mind and wide taste in music is a must if you want to hang around this place, and most here fail at that.
Interesting,
"Multicultural pop singer Jain was influenced by the many places she has called home. Born in Toulouse, France, with roots in Madagascar, she moved to Dubai at nine and then the Congo during high school, where she began experimenting with music, notably with producer Mr. Flash. After graduation, she returned to Paris for art school. Along the way, she latched onto the music from these areas of her youth — such as French techno, Arabic percussion, and the rhythms of Africa — and combined them into her own style. She released her debut EP, Hope, in 2015. Produced by French singer/songwriter Yodelice, Hope included the singles "Come" and "Makeba," about South African singer and civil rights icon Miriam Makeba. These songs caught the ear of Jaden Smith, which led to radio play on his Beats1 radio show and increased international exposure. Her debut LP, Zanaka, was released at the end of 2015 and was certified gold in France in February 2016. ~ Neil Z. Yeung"
"Multicultural pop singer Jain was influenced by the many places she has called home. Born in Toulouse, France, with roots in Madagascar, she moved to Dubai at nine and then the Congo during high school, where she began experimenting with music, notably with producer Mr. Flash. After graduation, she returned to Paris for art school. Along the way, she latched onto the music from these areas of her youth — such as French techno, Arabic percussion, and the rhythms of Africa — and combined them into her own style. She released her debut EP, Hope, in 2015. Produced by French singer/songwriter Yodelice, Hope included the singles "Come" and "Makeba," about South African singer and civil rights icon Miriam Makeba. These songs caught the ear of Jaden Smith, which led to radio play on his Beats1 radio show and increased international exposure. Her debut LP, Zanaka, was released at the end of 2015 and was certified gold in France in February 2016. ~ Neil Z. Yeung"
edhollan wrote:
why not?
it's eclectic :D
Not Radio Paradise worthy.
why not?
it's eclectic :D
Not Radio Paradise worthy.
What was it?
Thought I'd mistuned! Eurovision anyone?