come real - come true

The common expression would be "come true". I came up with "come real" because it rhymes with "steel", "feel", "deal", "seal", and "we'll". Maybe my own title "make me real" had influenced me as well. Remarkably, "to come real" would be the more precise expression: 'real' as antonym to 'fantasized', 'fictional', 'illusional' or 'pretended' versus 'true' as the antonym to 'false' or 'untrue'. Yet "to come true" means exactly this: to become reality. The English language sometimes is as weird as the people who speak it ;-)

Anyway, my song could easily be titled "come true", if somebody so wishes, to make its language more common, for example. It should work just nicely in a song as the sixth 'eel-rhyme' isn't exactly indispensible. In my first version the last line of this part didn't rhyme either. Then possibly my expression "you kiss me high" could be replaced as well, maybe with something boring like "you make me high"?