"Come Over" is a song by South Korean girl group

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from their fifth extended play ''

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'' (2025). It was released as the EP's third track by

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on March 14, 2025, and a music video for the song, made in partnership with Android, was released on March 31, 2025. A dreamy

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-sounding

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and bossa nova track, the song was created in collaboration with the British band

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Background and release

On February 16, 2025, Source Music announced that Le Sserafim would release their fifth extended play ''Hot'' on March 14. It was revealed that the British band

had worked on the EP, saying that the group "adds a special charm to our production styles". The album trailer "Born Fire" was released on February 21, and track samplers for the EP were released on March 3. The tracklist was revealed on March 4, with J Lloyd and Lydia Kitto from Jungle confirmed to have co-written and produced "Come Over". The group recorded the song in Los Angeles the year prior, with

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saying that it was "amazing to see this whole thing come to life." The song was released along with the EP on March 14. Source Music announced on March 26 that a music video for "Come Over", made in collaboration with Android, would be released on March 31.

Composition

"Come Over" was written and produced by J Lloyd and Lidya Kitto of Jungle, and Score and Megatone of the production collective 13. It is a dreamy retro-sounding

and bossa nova song with lyrics that are "flirty, carefree, and a tad sultry" about tempting a lover to release their inhibitions and dance with them. In an interview with ''

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'', Le Sserafim member Huh Yunjin said that the "retro sound really blends into the concept of this album" and that Jungle's sound was a unique style for them to blend with. "Come Over" was composed in the key of

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with a

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of 156 beats per minute.

Track listing

Digital download and streaming – Remixes # "Come Over" – 2:17 # "Come Over" (

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remix) – 2:24 # "Come Over" ( Bossa Nova remix) – 2:34 # "Come Over" (

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remix) – 2:24 # "Come Over" (Sped up version) – 1:49 # "Come Over" (Slowed + reverb version) – 3:57 # "Come Over" (Instrumental) – 2:17

Personnel

Credits adapted from the EP liner notes. *

– vocals * J Lloyd – production, keyboards, guitar, drums, digital editing, recording

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* Lydia Kitto – production, keyboards, guitar, bass, background vocals, vocal arrangement * Score (13) – production, keyboards, vocal arrangement * Megatone (13) – production, bass, vocal arrangement * Timothy Shaan – mixing *

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– mastering * Kim Min-jun – recording engineering * Kim Hyun-soo – recording engineering

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References

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