The narrator here seems to be saying goodbye to a girl, hoping to see her again, but the first line is really spooky:
"I'll come 'round, if you come over to our way of thinking"
It sounds as if he's part of some group that she's opposed to and it's his duty to try to get her to betray her values and come over to their side. So he mentions a few things he likes about her, probably to flatter her, though I don't know how he'd expect that to work if she has strong enough convictions that she needs "converting" like this.
The narrator here seems to be saying goodbye to a girl, hoping to see her again, but the first line is really spooky:
"I'll come 'round, if you come over to our way of thinking"
It sounds as if he's part of some group that she's opposed to and it's his duty to try to get her to betray her values and come over to their side. So he mentions a few things he likes about her, probably to flatter her, though I don't know how he'd expect that to work if she has strong enough convictions that she needs "converting" like this.