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Burning Up
Taleesa Lyrics
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Resemblence to incidents that I've,
I've enjoyed before.
As you walk away, you take everything you own for granted.
And you take everything you own for granted.
Both:
And I think we can make it.
I know everything I said was just a picture in my head.
And I think we can make it.
Nick:
This looks exactly like something that's happened to me before.
And the letters you've written, will never get here.
When you walk away,
Both:
you take everything you own for granted.
And you take everything you own for granted.
Although everything I said was just a picture in my head.
And I think we can make it.
Although everything I said was just a picture in my head.
And I think we can make it.
Girl:
I'm buring up, my face is flushed.
Oh, my fever is rising.
I'm burning up, my face is flushed.
My fever is rising.
Both:
Muscles weakening and I am leaping in opportunities to touch you
and its becoming baringly obvious that
Nick: I'm still walking after you.
Both: I'm still walking after you.
Girl: I'm still walking after you.
Both: I'm still walking after you.
Girl: I'm still walking after you.
Both: I'm still walking after you.
Both: I'm still walking after you.
Girl: Walking after you.
Both: I'm still walking after you.
Both: I'm still walking after you.
Both: I'm still walking after you.
Girl: After you, after you.
The lyrics to Taleesa's song "Burning Up" appear to be about a relationship that has ended but the singer is still holding onto hope that they can make it work. The first two lines talk about striking poetry that resembles incidents that the singer has enjoyed before, which could be interpreted as memories of happier times with their partner. The chorus repeats the idea that everything the partner owns is taken for granted when they leave, which could symbolize how the singer feels undervalued and unappreciated by their partner.
The second verse is from Nick's perspective and he mentions receiving letters that will never arrive, which could mean that he's waiting for communication from his partner but it's not coming. The chorus repeats the same message as before, that everything is taken for granted when the partner leaves. The final section is a back and forth between the girl and both singers, and she talks about burning up with a fever and still walking after her partner, which could represent a desire to reconnect and reconcile.
Overall, the song seems to be about longing for a lost relationship and holding onto the hope that it can be salvaged. The repeated chorus emphasizes the importance of not taking things for granted and valuing what we have while we have it.
Line by Line Meaning
These poetrys are striking.
The lyrics of this song are powerful and impactful.
Resemblence to incidents that I've, I've enjoyed before.
The lyrics remind me of experiences I've had and enjoyed in the past.
As you walk away, you take everything you own for granted.
When you leave, you don't appreciate what you have.
And you take everything you own for granted.
You don't value your possessions.
I know everything I said was just a picture in my head.
I understand that my words were not based on reality.
And I think we can make it.
Despite this, I believe we can succeed.
This looks exactly like something that's happened to me before.
This situation is very familiar to me.
And the letters you've written, will never get here.
The letters you wrote will never reach me.
Although everything I said was just a picture in my head.
While my words were not based in reality.
Muscles weakening and I am leaping in opportunities to touch you
I feel physically weak and eager to touch you.
and its becoming baringly obvious that
It's becoming very clear that
I'm still walking after you.
I'm still pursuing you even though you've left.
I'm buring up, my face is flushed.
I'm burning with desire and my face is red.
Oh, my fever is rising.
My passion is intensifying.
My fever is rising.
My passion is escalating.
Walking after you.
I'm still pursuing you.
After you, after you.
I'm still chasing after you.
Contributed by Makayla C. Suggest a correction in the comments below.