Keep It Coming (Remix) (feat Nadia Ali)

Starkillers' 'Keep It Coming (Remix)' featuring Nadia Ali delves into the complex emotions surrounding desire and fulfillment. The song's lyrics capture a sense of anticipation and inevitability, as the narrator feels something significant approaching. The repeated lines 'I could feel it coming' and 'Little did I know it be now' suggest a long-awaited moment that has finally arrived, bringing both joy and pain. The duality of 'Oh how you fill me' and 'Oh how you kill me' encapsulates the bittersweet nature of this experience, where fulfillment comes with its own set of challenges and emotional turmoil.

The song also explores the theme of denial and acceptance. Initially, the narrator admits to denying the reality of their feelings until they are confronted with undeniable evidence: 'And until I saw it / With my own eyes I'd deny it.' This moment of realization leaves no room for escape, as indicated by the lines 'But now there's no way out / No point trying.' The inevitability of facing one's true emotions is a powerful theme, highlighting the internal struggle between desire and fear.

Despite achieving what they have always wanted, the narrator finds themselves in a state of confusion and self-sabotage: 'This is all I've wanted / Yet I keep on running and running / So why am I running?' This paradox of wanting something deeply yet being afraid to fully embrace it is a central theme of the song. The repeated plea to 'keep it coming' signifies a desire to continue experiencing these intense emotions, despite the inherent contradictions and challenges they bring. The song ultimately captures the complexity of human emotions, where fulfillment and fear often coexist in a delicate balance.