Rope Burn

Janet Jackson · The Velvet Rope

Mmm. . .my lips hurt
Mmm
Uhh
Oooh
Uhh-ooh
Ooh
Uhh
Ooh
Oh

Chorus:
(tie me)
Tie me up, tie me down
(make me moan real loud)
Make me moan real loud
(take off my clothes)
Take off my clothes
No one has to know
Whisperin I wanna feel a soft rope burn
(no one has to know)
Wanna feel a
Rope burn

When you walked into the room you knew just what to do
Ya coulda gone from door to door but you knew just where to go to
Come into my velvet room and tell me your fantasies
(tell me your fantasies)

The passion in your voice I wanna hear as you start to tell me
While you take the blindfold and tie it gently on me
Don’t wanna see but feel the things you’re gonna do to me
(wanna feel it)

Chorus

One in the mornin I’m feelin so free and sensual
Lyin here wearin just my imagination for you
Sensation will do

Can you feel the warmth of the fire
Candlelight embrace your body
I’m feelin the hot candle wax drippin down the small of my back

You wanna know what my tongue feels like?
Mmhmm
You like that?

Chorus (2x)

Rope Burn

Janet Jackson's "Rope Burn" serves as a pivotal track on her 1997 album, The Velvet Rope, marking a significant evolution in her sound. The recording blends R&B with electronic elements, reflecting the genre's shift toward more experimental production during the late 1990s. As a key component of her discography, the song exemplifies her ability to merge personal vulnerability with polished pop sensibilities. It stands alongside other notable works from the era, such as "Got 'Til It's Gone" and "Let's Wait Awhile," contributing to a body of work that defined her status as a leading figure in contemporary music. The track remains a testament to her artistic growth and influence on the genre.