[Verse 1]
Love, love, love, love, love-love
You know I want you like no other
With that sun dress flowing in the summer
You crave somebody like me, ooh-ooh
And this town's been ready to haunt you
[Pre-Chorus]
I gave you
More than you could ever
Me and you
We're supposed to be together
[Chorus]
I see the hunger in your eyes
I'll fix your appetite
Just use me, anytime you like
Use me, anytime you like
Use mе, use me, use mе tonight
You look like I've been on your mind
I'll make you feel alright
Just use me, anytime you like
Use me, anytime you like
Use me, use me, use me tonight
[Verse 2]
So run, run, run, run quicker
So they can never catch us if we slip up
Everybody thinks that they know better
And I crave you, ooh-ooh
And you crave somebody to slack me to
[Pre-Chorus]
I gave you
More than you could ever
Me and you
We're supposed to be together
[Chorus]
I see the hunger in your eyes
I'll fix your appetite
Just use me, anytime you like
Use me, anytime you like
Use me, use me, use me tonight
You look like I've been on your mind
I'll make you feel alright
Just use me, anytime you like
Use me, anytime you like
Use me, use me, use me, use me tonight
[Bridge]
(Ooh-ooh-ooh-ooh)
Ohh, oh yeah, so baby come on and use me (Ooh-ooh-ooh-ooh)
Yeah, why won't you use me, use me, use me all night? (Ooh-ooh-ooh-ooh, ooh, ooh)
[Chorus]
I see the hunger in your eyes
I'll fix your appetite
Just use me, anytime you like
Use me, anytime you like
Use me, use me, use me tonight
You look like I've been on your mind
I'll make you feel alright
Just use me, anytime you like
Use me, anytime you like (Why won't you)
Use me, use me, use me, use me tonight
Use Me was written by Blake Rose & Nathan Fertig & Ross Golan.
Use Me was produced by Blake Rose & Tiggs.
Blake Rose released Use Me on Thu Jan 12 2023.
On the surface level, ‘Use Me’ is about being attracted to somebody and lust creeping into the point where you would let this person do anything to you. You’re so obsessed you don’t care. However, upon a closer look, one might realize the song is actually about addiction, resembling the relationship...