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Pop-rock

Fuse and Glory

Sung by Miles · Lyrics by Leona

From Leona, the songwriter

Pop-rock

This one isn't about destruction — it's about the moment before. Two kids, a fence that says keep out, and the decision to live anyway. The verses stay quiet like a burning fuse; the chorus explodes like the firework. Every "no" you've ever heard just lights the next one. Miles doesn't do falsetto here — this needed his raw voice, no polish, all attitude.

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Lyrics

[Verse 1] (quiet) I read the lines in chalk Barefoot in the rain "Stay inside," they told me I only heard my name [Chorus] (loud) Fuse and glory Strike it, watch it burn We don't ask for permission 'Cause tonight's our turn [Verse 2] (quiet) You said "meet me at the old bridge" Past the "keep out" painted red Your laugh hit like a match strike And the whole night caught instead [Chorus] (loud) Fuse and glory Strike it, watch it burn We don't ask for permission 'Cause tonight's our turn [Bridge] (pull back, then build) This ain't about breaking windows It's about breaking through Every "no" they ever gave us Just lit the fuse in you [Final Chorus] (biggest) Fuse and glory Strike it, watch it burn We don't ask for permission 'Cause tonight's our turn Light it up, light it up Every one of us — fuse and glory