set you ablaze

"Set You Ablaze"

(Verse 1)
You walk this world with steady hands,
No need for gods, no high demands.
You love who you love, no shame, no chains,
While I bear a mark that calls His name.

(Pre-Chorus)
But I don’t need you to kneel or pray,
Just to feel the heat, don’t look away.
If fire’s too wild, then take my hand,
I’ll show you love that still withstands.

(Chorus)
I don’t need your faith, just your touch,
Your breath, your skin, your wanting’s enough.
No holy vows, no whispered pleas,
Just you and me, and the way we breathe.
Let me set you ablaze, set you free,
Love me like fire, burn with me.

(Verse 2)
You say the stars are just burning lights,
No fate, no gods, just endless nights.
But in your arms, I feel divine,
No temple needed—you are the shrine.

(Pre-Chorus)
No need for words carved into stone,
I just need to hear you moan.
If the heavens fall, if the demons rise,
Still I’d only want your eyes.

(Chorus)
I don’t need your faith, just your touch,
Your breath, your skin, your wanting’s enough.
No holy vows, no whispered pleas,
Just you and me, and the way we breathe.
Let me set you ablaze, set you free,
Love me like fire, burn with me.

(Bridge)
No hymns, no robes, no chains of old,
Just heat and sweat and bodies bold.
No need for altars, chants, or psalms,
Only you, alive in my arms.

(Outro)
So take this love, no sin, no shame,
No higher call, just my name.
And if you never bow or pray,
I’ll still love you the same way.

Let me set you ablaze… let me set you free.


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