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Feel for Me – A Soul-Stirring Rock Ballad by Bad Girls Dream

Step into the emotional depths of rock with “Feel for Me”, a powerful ballad from Bad Girls Dream, written by the dynamic duo Brayton Scott and Mosh Fix. This track is an intimate, soul-baring journey through heartbreak, emotional vulnerability, and the desperate cry for connection in the face of mental anguish.

Blending evocative lyrics with stirring vocals and a soul-stirring melody, “Feel for Me” explores the raw, unfiltered pain of watching someone you love drift into darkness. It’s a plea to be noticed, a cry for love, and a call for empathy in moments when silence can be deafening. With lines like “Could you see I needed hope?” and “When the angel’s cry, darkness takes its bow,” the song paints a vivid emotional landscape of love and loss.

From its delicate, introspective verses to the emotionally charged chorus, “Feel for Me” is a standout rock ballad that resonates with anyone who has faced heartbreak or stood beside someone battling inner demons. It’s more than a song—it’s a lifeline of compassion and a sonic embrace for listeners navigating their own struggles.

Perfect for fans of emotional rock, alternative ballads, and lyrically driven music, “Feel for Me” stands as a testament to the power of vulnerability in music. The production is crisp, the vocals are gripping, and the message is unforgettable.

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Song “Feel for Me” by Bad Girls Dream

Was written by Brayton Scott & Mosh Fix (August 24th, 1965 to July 14th, 2013)

Brayton Scott describes the ‘how’ and the ‘why’ the Bad Girls Dream song “Feel for Me” was written, produced, and recorded.

When Mosh and I wrote this song, we felt a profound sense of duty and dedication to explore the intricacies of relationships that often begin with intense physicality, only to confront the sobering realities of life's responsibilities. “ Our intention was never to propagate sexist stereotypes suggesting male dominance; rather, "Feel for Me" transcends gender, embodying the universal struggle of individuals poised to confront life's challenges with the unwavering support of their loved ones. In essence, the song underscores the collective strength found in unity, emphasizing the imperative of standing by one another through the uncertainty life presents.       
       
Mosh had been strumming this riff that you hear in the beginning of the song, and I said, “That is deep. Let's go with that riff and turn this into something everyone can sing.”