WRAITHLINE (Wild Tonight)

LUXE / CODE (Ghost in the Groove)

Alan Cross (Cross at the County Line)

"Like to Know" is a captivating song about the magnetic pull of potential love and the promise of connection. The lyrics speak of a narrator who is drawn to a person they see as a kindred spirit, someone they are determined to know more deeply. This isn't just about a fleeting attraction; it's about recognizing someone who might be an integral part of one's destiny, the "man of your dreams." The narrator reaches out with an offer of healing and freedom, reflecting a deep desire to understand and be understood. Through the chorus' hypnotic repetition of "La-la-la like to know," the song articulates a longing to dive into all that the other person is, to walk with them along their journey and become a part of their story. 

The song's structure reinforces the message, with verses that echo the offer of companionship and the chorus that underscores the yearning for a profound connection. There is a sense of urgency in the narrator's voice, a need to convey the depth of their interest before it's too late. The repeated lines "This can't get you walking alone" suggest a determination to be there for the other person, to support them and share in their aspirations and dreams. With the playful and catchy "La-la-la like to know," the song invites the listener into a world of romantic possibility, where two souls might meet and journey together. The outro leaves us with the feeling that this connection is just on the horizon, waiting to be explored.

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Like to Know

Like To Know

"Wicked Beginnings" is a song that captures the intense and tumultuous experience of a love fraught with danger and the inevitable heartbreak that follows. The lyrics tell a story of a passionate connection that is as thrilling as it is foreboding, with the singer acknowledging the seductive pull of a love that promises excitement but guarantees pain. As the chorus emphatically repeats the resolve to not fall in love, it underscores a battle between desire and the protective instinct to avoid the hurt that seems certain. This internal conflict is laid bare in raw midnight confessions and the stark realization that such a love, while intoxicating, may never offer the care and depth truly yearned for. 

The song delves deeper into the theme of forbidden and destructive attraction, with imagery of moonlight shadows and the allure of darkness. It speaks to the human draw toward what we know might not be good for us, the allure of the forbidden flame that has burned us before. The singer's voice carries the weight of someone who has learned these lessons through experience, understanding the high cost of dancing too close to the edge. The break's haunting line, "nobody, nobody, loves no one," serves as a chilling reminder of the isolation that can come from such guarded encounters. "Wicked Beginnings" is not just a song but an emotional narrative of caution, a tale of love's complexity, and the often-painful growth that comes from its trials.

Wicked Beginnings

"Closer to Me" is an impassioned song that delves into the intense connection between two people whose chemistry ignites a powerful, almost otherworldly flame. The lyrics speak of a bond so strong that it can be felt even in the darkness, a touch that is both a comfort and a catalyst for an all-consuming love. As they move together in a "loving motion built for two," there's a sense of synchronicity and undeniable control over the passion that they have ignited. The repeated call to "come closer, closer to me" in the pre-chorus emphasizes the desire for proximity and union, escalating to a fiery intensity that is mirrored in the imagery of their "bodies on fire," a metaphor for a love that burns with such fervor it reaches its peak intensity, the "Nth degree."

Closer to Me

Closer To Me

"Picture Perfect" is a sultry love song that captures the intoxicating allure of a magnetic attraction. The lyrics describe an undeniable physical connection, with each verse painting a vivid image of desire. From the "sultry eyes" to the "long brown hair," and the "dangerous curves," the song's subject is idolized in the singer's eyes, rendering them utterly mesmerizing. The chorus reinforces this adoration with the simple yet evocative declaration that the object of the singer's desire is "Picture Perfect," suggesting an almost otherworldly beauty that leaves the singer enraptured and somewhat powerless to resist. 

The song's bridge and final verse escalate the tension between the two would-be lovers, hinting at a mutual recognition of the chemistry that simmers between them. The palpable "heat" and the rhythmic beating of hearts suggest a dance of anticipation leading to an inevitable union. The singer's invitation to "play a game tonight of truth or dare" is both a flirtatious challenge and a plea for emotional honesty, yearning to discover if the depth of feeling is reciprocated. "Picture Perfect" captures the essence of a moment teetering on the brink of passion, filled with the promise and exhilaration of new romance.

Picture Perfect

Blue Indigo

Wasting Away

Emotional Frequencies

See You Again

Anybody But You

Anbody But You

Start Running

Feel Alright

The One For You

Cross at the County Line

She Left Her Boots

No Saints in Dallas

Neon Burns Blue

Ghost in the Groove

Neon Mirage

Chrome Heart

No Saints In Dallas

Shadows of the Flame

Wild Tonight

Heartbreak Highway

Lost Frequencies

Echoes of Self

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