Flames (feat. Avril Lavigne)

In 'Flames,' Mod Sun and Avril Lavigne explore the intense and consuming nature of love, using fire as a central metaphor. The repeated line 'I still burn for you' signifies an enduring passion that refuses to die out, much like the Sun's perpetual burning in the sky. This imagery of fire and burning is a powerful representation of the emotional intensity and obsession that can accompany deep romantic feelings.

The lyrics delve into the complexities of this fiery love, acknowledging both its addictive and destructive aspects. Lines like 'Every time I think I had enough of this, I get more addicted, yeah, I'm so obsessed' highlight the paradox of being drawn to something that can also cause pain. The mention of being a 'narcissist' and the partner as an 'arsonist' adds layers to the narrative, suggesting a relationship that is both self-consuming and mutually destructive.

The song also touches on the aftermath of such a passionate relationship, with imagery of 'burning all of the leaves on palm trees' and 'ashes falling to the ground like snowflakes.' These lines evoke a sense of loss and regret, as if the intensity of the love has left nothing but remnants in its wake. Despite this, the repeated refrain 'I still burn for you' underscores a lingering attachment and an inability to fully let go, capturing the enduring impact of a love that once burned so brightly.