Take Yourself Home

Here, Troye Sivan confronts his depression by giving himself a pep talk. Talk to me There's nothing that can't be fixed with some honesty Craving some clarity amid his gloom, he wonders: And how it got this dark is just beyond to me If anyone can hear me, switch the lights, oh Sivan continues to grapple with his place in the world on the chorus. Sad in the summer, city needs a mother If I'm gonna waste my time then it's time to go Take yourself home

Released on April 1, 2020 amid the coronavirus pandemic, the lyrics take on a new meaning. Said Sivan: "I write these songs as a diary entry, then as life and places change and relationships change, songs can take on a new meaning entirely. Clearly that has happened for this song with what is going on in the world now."

Troye Sivan wrote the song with: Swedish producer Oscar "Ozgo" Görres, who also co-wrote Sivan's collaboration with Lauv, "I'm So Tired..." OzGo has also worked with the likes of Taylor Swift ("So It Goes...") and 5 Seconds of Summer ("Wildflower"). Mississippi-born songwriter Leland, who also co-penned Troye Sivan's hit song "Youth." Other songs on his resumé include, Daya's "Hide Away" and Selena Gomez's "Rare." Tayla Parx, who is one of Ariana Grande's go-to co-writers. Their collaborations include "Thank U, Next" and "7 Rings." OzGo also produced the track.