Name: How Do You Know by Ellis Rodes
Duration: 3 min 38 s
Description: I wrote this song lying in bed thinking about the decisions that I have made in the past and contemplating a decision that I am currently faced with. We are all faced with tough choices and most of the time we never really know if we are choosing the best path until we look in hind sight. The best we can do is to move forward in love and support one another no matter what comes our way.

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"Nothing Sets Me Alight" speaks of a season that burns all around, yet leaves the heart untouched.
The heat is everywhere — in the streets, in the air — but no spark finds its way inside.
It’s about the distance between the world’s fire and the quiet cold we sometimes carry within.

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“I want you” is a bruised love letter wrapped in barbed wire and mercy. With a chorus that pleads for truth over perfection, the song dives deep into the chaos of longing, loyalty, and emotional survival. The verses unravel with poetic grit—scars, obsession, and moonlit howls—while the bridge and outro offer a quiet reckoning: love isn’t clean, but it’s worth the mess.
Sonically, it’s built for a slow burn with glitchy trap textures, electric 808s, and Southern Gothic undertones. Think brass swells, haunted harmonies, and a vocal delivery that balances swagger with vulnerability. It’s not just a song—it’s a confession, a confrontation, and a promise to stay even when staying hurts.
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It’s hard to fake it when you still on my mind
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You moved on, I’m still stuck in rewind
Hard to fake it, yeah
Hard to fake it

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I wrote this song lying in bed thinking about the decisions that I have made in the past and contemplating a decision that I am currently faced with. We are all faced with tough choices and most of the time we never really know if we are choosing the best path until we look in hind sight. The best we can do is to move forward in love and support one another no matter what comes our way.

How Do You Know

Songwriter and multiple instrumentalist. Rock/blues, pop, country or whatever feels right at the time.

How Do You Know

Ellis Rodes

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