Burn Me

single

Burn Me

At 152 BPM in G minor and written in 3/4, ‘Burn Me’ moves with an urgency that shouldn’t work as well as it does, a waltz-time engine driving something that feels more like a sprint. The chorus lands the way it needs to: ‘fire and skin, a perfect fix’ hits like a chant, and the production earns its density, with the guitars widening right on cue without burying the vocal. The bridge, ‘single nights, endless fails / no one hears, no one calls,’ is the quiet punch that reframes everything before the final chorus burns it down. A highlight, and one of STAB’s most tightly constructed tracks.

Lyrics

Feel you staring, from the wall Eyes like heat, they see it all Hidden sparks when you move I don't think, I like, I take

Breath is thick, head is spinning Hands are cold, I am tripping No words, no signs Hit the gas, I am flying

Burn me, that shit is tight Burn me, make me feel alright Fire and skin, a perfect fix Set me off, don't let me quit-Burn me

Lips say nothing, bodies speak loud Pull me close, don't slow down Fingers trace my skin One more kiss, I move in

Breath is thick, head is spinning Body's hot, I am stripping No words, no signs Hit the gas, I am flying

Burn me, that shit is tight Burn me, make me feel alright Fire and skin, a perfect fix Set me off, don't let me quit-Burn me

Single nights, endless fails No one hears, no one calls Made up smiles, faceless names The needless longing ends…

Burn me, that shit is tight Burn me, make me feel alright Fire and skin, a perfect fix Set me off, don't let me quit-Burn me

Breath is thick, head is spinning Body's spent, I am dripping No words, no signs Hit the gas, I am flying

Burn me, that shit is tight Burn me, make me feel alright Fire and skin, a perfect fix Set me off, don't let me quit-Burn me

Burn me Burn me Burn me Burn me

Written by Michael Anthony Rose

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Published by Maricopa Publishing. Displayed by permission.

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Credits

Songwriter: Michael Anthony Rose