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Troubled Waters

Burning Down (with Joe Jonas)

I WILL.

World At My Feet

My First Heartbreak

IF KARMA DOESN’T GET YOU (I WILL)

RUN!

Love Rehab (Dun Dun)

wait for forever

Shotgun Seat

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We talk for hours never understand
Then end up shouting things get out of hand
That tough love hurtful we won’t work like that
Is that where we are?
Is that what we wanted?
It’s probably not
They’re tired of listening cause we've been bad news
I’m going to be wrong no matter what I do
I let myself down if I’m choosing you
Is that where we are?
Is that what we wanted?

Looks like our chapter might have come to an end
But the story goes on
And on

It’s been two years we’re trying
Don’t wanna let you down
I hate to say goodbye
Feels like I failed you now
No my intentions weren’t to break you
But we stumble and fall
Guess I still gotta learn to love
I tried to make it work
Been running aimlessly
Your love has been a curse
Your pain’s been killing me
No my intentions weren’t to break you
But we stumble and fall
Guess I still gotta learn to love

Darling, I promise you that I can change
Just give me one more chance I’ll end this pain
I pull you close to me to make it stop
I’m falling apart
Is this what we are?
You’re all I want

I stare directly into your eyes
But I can’t see you no more
Baby don’t do this
We can make it work
We’ve done this before
You say I’m sorry
As you turn and start to walk out the door
Now I know that you’re gone

It’s been two years we’re trying
Don’t wanna let you down
I hate to say goodbye
Feels like I failed you now
No my intentions weren’t to break you
But we stumble and fall
Guess I still gotta learn to love
I tried to make it work
Been running aimlessly
Your love has been a curse
Your pain’s been killing me
No my intentions weren’t to break you
But we stumble and fall
Guess I still gotta learn to love

(Learn to love)
Guess I still gotta learn to love
(Learn to love)
Yeah I still gotta learn to love
(Learn to love)
Yeah I still gotta learn to love
(Learn to love)
To love

It’s been two years we’re trying
Don’t wanna let you down
I hate to say goodbye
Feels like I failed you now
No my intentions weren’t to break you
But we stumble and fall
Guess I still gotta learn to love
I tried to make it work
Been running aimlessly
Your love has been a curse
Your pain’s been killing me
No my intentions weren’t to break you
But we stumble and fall
Guess I still gotta learn to love

Learn To Love

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“She’s Fire” by A.L.I.A.S.: A Sonic Ode to Women Who Glow From the Inside Out

On Top of the World: Chapter 2 – The Takeover continues its global expansion with one of its brightest, most uplifting tracks—“She’s Fire.” Blending the irresistible pulse of Afrobeats, the lyrical sharpness A.L.I.A.S. is known for, and an empowering message that celebrates the radiance of women everywhere, this song stands as a true anthem for beauty, strength, and resilience.

A Celebration of Every Woman’s Inner Flame

“She’s Fire” was born from a simple but powerful idea—every woman carries a spark that lights up her world. The song is a tribute to those qualities that make women unforgettable: their confidence, grace, independence, and emotional power. Instead of focusing solely on physical beauty, A.L.I.A.S. frames each verse as an appreciation for what makes a woman glow—her energy, her presence, her story.

The Afrobeats rhythm sets the tone, creating a warm, vibrant, feel-good atmosphere. The beat invites you to move while the lyrics invite you to think, blending rhythm and message with effortless finesse. Whether played in a club, at a rooftop gathering, during a workout, or in headphones during a morning commute, “She’s Fire” reminds listeners that the true flame is internal.

The Inspiration Behind the Song

The inspiration for “She’s Fire” pulls from multiple places:
• The elegance of Afrobeats and its global rise.
• A.L.I.A.S.’ admiration for the resilience and beauty of women from all backgrounds.
• Influences from empowering songs like Tupac’s “Keep Your Head Up” and the warmth of Snoop’s “Beautiful.”

A.L.I.A.S. wanted to make a record that was both modern and timeless—a song that can live on playlists for years, not just months. The message is uplifting without being preachy, rhythmic without being shallow. It honors the women who rise every day despite challenges, who carry themselves with dignity, and who inspire the world quietly or boldly.

Who the Song Is For

“She’s Fire” is for:

Women everywhere who deserve to feel seen, appreciated, and uplifted.

Men who admire powerful women and want a song that captures that admiration with class and respect.

Afrobeats lovers who enjoy smooth, melodic vibes infused with lyrical depth.

Fans of A.L.I.A.S. who want another anthem filled with his signature storytelling, clever wordplay, and emotional intention.

This song intentionally crosses genres, cultures, and audiences—an inclusive ode meant to resonate across the world.

Behind the Scenes: The Making of “She’s Fire”

Creating this track required carefully balancing rhythm, sentiment, and message. The production started with a 117 BPM Afrobeats foundation—bright percussion, muted guitar riffs, and a warm bassline. Once the beat was locked in, A.L.I.A.S. crafted lyrics that blended celebration and motivation, writing lines designed to make women smile, feel seen, and feel valued.

A key element was ensuring the song maintained the signature A.L.I.A.S. approach:
lyrically sharp, motivational, and rooted in authenticity.
He infused subtle flavors from his Bronx storytelling roots while allowing the Afrobeats energy to carry the melody.

Why “She’s Fire” Stands Out

More than a song, “She’s Fire” is a feeling. It’s that moment when a woman steps into a room and everything shifts. It’s confidence. It’s grace. It’s resilience. It’s warmth. And it’s one of the many reasons A.L.I.A.S.’s second album is shaping up to be his most dynamic and emotionally rich project yet.

This is a track that listeners will not only play—but replay, dedicate, and share.

Press play. Turn it up. And let her know… She’s Fire.

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