Embers of Love

Imogen Heap · Other Songs - Imogen Heap

Paint the two of us

on a canvas in chains

and hang it on the wall

so the story sustains



and I'll layer the colors with care

in vails with the sky

border down an ocean

and higher than high



I will remember

I will remember

I will remember

these embers of love



I will remember

I will remember

I will remember

these embers of love



never take it down

I'll never take it down

I'll never take it down

I'll never take it down

never take it down

I'll never take it down

cement in its socket

as long as I love



(these embers of love)



well lucky you

to have me by your side

never would you know

never could you decide



to take me by hands rolled

covered in gold

leave me for a moment

and I'll watch you grow old



I will remember

I will remember

I will remember

these embers of love



I will remember

I will remember

I will remember

these embers of love



never take it down

I'll never take it down

as long as I love

its stays cemented in its socket

as long as I love

as long as I love

I'll never take it down

I'll never take it down

as long as I love



(these embers of love)



I will remember

I will remember

I will remember

these embers of love



I will remember

I will remember

I will remember

these embers of love



I will remember

I will remember

I will remember

these embers of love



I will remember

I will remember

I will remember

these embers of love



embers

embers of love

never take it down

never take it down



love

love

Embers of Love

Imogen Heap's 'Embers of Love' stands as a poignant exploration of intimacy and connection, characteristic of her innovative approach to electronic pop. Released alongside her acclaimed album 'Speak for Yourself,' the track exemplifies her signature use of the Monophonic instrument, which she designed to create unique, vocal-like textures that blend seamlessly with synthesized soundscapes. The song reflects the emotional depth found in her discography, particularly within the mid-2000s era where she pushed boundaries in both composition and production. By weaving together organic instrumentation with cutting-edge technology, Heap crafts a listening experience that invites reflection on the fragility and warmth of human relationships, solidifying her status as a pioneering figure in contemporary music.