The time 
Will come
When you see
That everything
You've worked for
Will be there for you 
To believe

It's time
You begin to believe
That you've always
Been rich

You've always been known
You've always been loved
You've always been seen

All your hard work
Will pay off at once
The bad times will become 
Good times
Your soul will always 
Be at lunch

It's time 
You begin to believe
That you've always 
Been rich

You've always been known
You've always been loved
You've always been seen

Your life 
Will be divine
You'll be 
Quite surprised
That you'll reap the benefits
Forever and now
Forever and now
Forever and now
Take it from me
Take it from me
Take it from me

It's time 
You begin to believe
That you've always 
Been rich
You've always been known
You've always been loved
You've always been seen

It's time 
To begin to believe
That you've always been rich
You've always been known
You've always been loved
You've always been seen

Oh it's time 
To begin to believe
That you've always been rich
You've always been known
You've always been loved
You've always been seen

Well it's time 
To begin to believe
That you've always been rich
You've always been known
You've always been loved
You've always been seen

Oh it's time 
To believe
That you've always been rich
You've always been known
You've always been loved
You've always been seen

You've always been seen

Closer is a soul-stirring song by Bobby Clayton that captures the ache of emotional distance in love and the desperate yearning to bridge it. With tender, echoing vocals and a minimalist instrumental backdrop, the song paints a picture of longing, vulnerability, and hope. Each lyric—"I'm far away from your love, each day is not enough..."—acts as a heartbeat, steady and aching, as the singer pleads for intimacy in the face of separation.

The chorus, with its repeated plea—"Hold me closer now..."—becomes a mantra of connection, a call to be seen, held, and understood. The production is cinematic yet restrained, with ambient textures, warm piano chords, and a soft percussive pulse that mirrors the fragility of love under pressure.

As the bridge swells—"Raise a glass to life, moments are passing us by"—Clayton reminds listeners of love’s fleeting nature and the importance of being present with those who matter most. Closer is both an anthem for lovers growing apart and a prayer for healing, wrapped in a melody that lingers long after the final note.

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