SIENNA SPIRO
Die On This Hill lyrics
- Language
- English
- Level
- Beginner
- Released
- 2025
- Genre
- Indie Pop
- Length
- 3:38
Got me to stay, said that you need me
Starved 'cause his words don't have a meaning
No, they don't, at least not to me
There'll be a day I'll be more creative
A poetic way to say I'm not leaving
To the world, not to your face, mm
I'll take my pride, stand here for you
No, I'm not blind, just seeing it through
You take my life just for the thrill
I'll take tonight, and die on this hill
I always will
I know that I look stubborn, impatient
But you wrote the book, I just took a page out
To be loved, to be loved and nothing more
And you kept your word, do you want a medal?
The way that someone leaves this world is all just levels
To me now, oh, to me now
I'll take my pride, stand here for you
Know I'm not blind, just seeing it through
You take my life just for the thrill
I'll take tonight, and die on this hill
I always will
I'll be here the whole night
I'll be here 'cause I can
Yeah, I know you don't care
I know nothing could matter
God, I wish something mattered to you
I'll take my pride, stand here for you
Know I'm not blind, just seeing it through
You take my life just for the thrill
Well, I'll take tonight and die on this hill
I always, always
I always will
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Key vocabulary
- said
- spoke; told
- starved
- very hungryB2
- cause
- make happenA2
- there'll
- there will
- i'll
- I will (future)A2
- creative
- good at making new thingsA2
- poetic
- having poetry qualities
- i'm
- I am
- pride
- good self-respectB2
- blind
- unable to seeB2
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About this song
Sienna Spiro is a London-born British singer-songwriter known for dramatic ballads, marked by a distinctive rasping vocal style. She gained recognition with the 2024 UK hit “Maybe” and released the debut EP Sink Now, Swim Later, later following with the album Visitor and the Top Ten single “Die on This Hill.”