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Gasoline
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Gasoline was released on November 4, 2026 by NateWantsToBattle as a part of the album Gasoline - Single
ReleasedNovember 4, 2026
LabelNateWantsToBattle
LanguageEnglish
BPM125
Melodicness
Acousticness
Valence
Danceability
Energy

Music Video

Music Video

Lyrics

Now the floor is shaking
And my world is breaking
I know I'm running out of time
My heartbeat's soaring
And I've been ignoring
All the obvious warning signs
Now I didn't think it would cut this deep
I made a promise that I'd be fine
In my isolation
I'm becoming jaded
To everything that I call mine
Douse myself in gasoline
But I'll never blame the flames on me
I wonder why I'm breathing dirt
When I buried myself so deep into the earth
Now I can't play
This game anymore
Something is dying
To see me
Face-down on the floor
My walls they're wearing thin
If you're wondering where I've been
Buried in my own skin
Every name is a bridge I burned
And a story that died
It's one that I hope I tell in time
Every face is a memory
I'm scared to reclaim
I stare at the sky for someone to blame
Too tired to run now
No way to hide
When trying to escape what's inside
No, I can't pour out
This poison pride
Now it's all mine
Douse myself in gasoline
But I'll never blame the flames on me
I wonder why I'm breathing dirt
When I buried myself so deep into the earth
Now I can't play
This game anymore
Something is dying
To see me
Face-down on the floor
My walls they're wearing thin
If you're wondering where I've been
Buried in my own skin
Trapped in the cage that I've made
Constructed from ego and shame
Trapped in the cage that I've made
I'm choking on shame
Doused myself in gasoline
But I never blame the flames on me
I wonder why I'm breathing dirt
When I buried myself
Douse myself in gasoline
But I'll never blame the flames on me
I wonder why I'm breathing dirt
When I buried myself so deep into the earth
Now I can't play
This game anymore
Something is dying
To see me
Face-down on the floor
My walls they're wearing thin
If you're wondering where I've been
Buried in my own skin
Written by: Jake Adkins, Nathan Han Smith

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