You Get Me - Composition

Composition

The song's intro and two verses are "gentle, minor-chorded introductory guitar part". The chorus, on the other hand, is full "of electric walls of sound and pounding drums." The harmonious vocals are comparable to those found in Point of Grace. The lyrics are inspired by Psalm 139, describing how the God of Christianity is the only one who truly and intimately knows and understands the life of an individual. The song exists to encourage those who are struggling, especially Christians.

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