Say You'll Haunt Me
Stone Sour · Audio Secrecy [2010]
Little soft pulses in my dead
Little souvenirs and secrets shared
Little off guard and unprepared
I was never good enough to find
I was never bad enough to mind
In the middle I will do my best
Take me in your arms and leave the rest
I will give you anything to
Say you want to stay, you want me to
Say you'll never die, you'll always haunt me
I want to know I belong to you
Say you'll haunt me
Together, together we'll be together, together forever
Little variations on my page
Little doors open on my cage
Little time has come and gone so far
Little by little who you are
I can see the patterns on your face
I can see the miracles I trace
Symmetry in shadows I can't hide
I JUST WANT TO BE RIGHT BY YOUR SIDE
I will give you everything to
Say you want to stay you want me too
Say you'll never die, you'll always haunt me
I want to know I belong to you
Say you'll haunt me
[2x]
Together, together we'll be together, together forever
I BELONG TO YOU
[2x]
Little supernovas in my head
Little soft pulses in my dead
Little souvenirs and secrets shared
Little of guard and unprepared
I will give you everything to
Say you want to stay you want me too
Say you'll never die you'll always haunt me
I want to know I belong to you
Say you'll haunt me
[2x]
Together, together we'll be together, together forever
I BELONG TO YOU
[2x]
Say You'll Haunt Me
Stone Sour's "Say You'll Haunt Me" stands as a defining track from their 2010 album Audio Secrecy, showcasing the band's evolution from heavy metal into alternative rock and indie pop. Recorded in the mid-2010s, the song features the band's signature blend of melodic hooks and atmospheric production, reflecting the collaborative spirit of the era. It complements other notable releases from the period, such as "Imperfect" and "Miracles," while maintaining the emotional depth characteristic of the group's discography. The track exemplifies Stone Sour's ability to craft introspective yet catchy music, solidifying their reputation as versatile artists who successfully bridged their earlier metal roots with more contemporary sonic landscapes.