Drums and bass are already in—low, steady, unhurried—with warm keys around them.

There she is. Voice comes in easy, stretching and tucking the phrases a little around the beat.

Same sparse pocket, next line. The band barely moves, so those small timing turns are easy to catch.

Hear that little lift? The groove lightens and settles back without actually leaving the beat.

Title hook now—on and on—riding the same low center.

New verse entrance. She's still close and dry up front against that warm bed.

Long hold here. Drums and bass stay put while she slips from almost-talking into sung shape and back.

Hook again. Same circle; only the edges of the words change.

Another verse, a little hungrier in the line, still not rushing the beat.

Texture wakes up a bit—small flashes in the arrangement while she keeps messing with placement.

Last hook comes back harder-edged. More push in the delivery on top of the same groove.

It doesn't slam shut. The groove just loosens and thins out into quiet.