The arrangement is "dry" and stripped back. Focus on clear, rhythmic storytelling.

Give it everything. The song ends on a sustained guitar ring-out. 2. Vocal Performance Tips

The karaoke version typically follows this standard arrangement:

The energy should be higher than the first chorus.

The chorus lines ( "Where there is desire, there is gonna be a flame..." ) are long. Take a quick "catch breath" right after the word "desire."

The original is in B Minor . If this is too high for your range, most karaoke systems allow you to drop the key by 1 or 2 semitones without losing the rock feel.

You don’t need to damage your throat to sound like her. Focus on "vocal fry" in the verses (lower, breathier notes) and use a "chest-dominant" mix for the choruses.

The "Where there is desire..." section. This is the emotional peak. The instruments often drop out slightly before the final explosion.