Since it looks that each character apparently has a song dedicated to them, which one do you think pertains to Daniel?
Butterscotch Bitch looks like it could fit for Daniel
These lyrics sound very similar to what he would think of Daniel:
"I've been wasting time, sitting here for hours, countin' down my fucked up crimes" ➡️(Daniel interviewing him)
"Did the flavor of my failures prove, good enough to gild your gaping wound, fill the gutter [...]" ➡️(Daniel trying to break Lestat to avoid looking into his wounds regarding Armand and his turning, + his revenge against him)
"My head is rolling 'round, will my toesies ever touch the ground, hang every rope, burn every witch" ➡️(Lestat having to deal with his own past and thus memories resurfacing + visions(?) and hallucinations caused by Daniel's questioning)
And especially "you'll never catch the Butterscotch Bitch" ➡️(AKA himself, Daniel will fail getting anything out of him and so fail to "catch" him)
Not sure about "Gimme a wrist, gimme a fist, gimme your fist Ah, Gimme a kiss, I wanna be missed I want you to hiss Ah, Give me a ship on a treacherous tide, give me your hips and I'll open you wide, a moan a groan a sigh, again and again and again" is referring to Daniel though 😅, maybe his emotions result of the questioning regarding Louis and Nicki?
The "treacherous tide" recalls to Louis for me, Lestat after all loved Louis for "being a challenge every other night" and that he'll have it no other way (S1).
Or maybe Lestat just enjoys a little challenge from Daniel and he's actually amused by him lol, after all he wrote "kisses" next to his face in the trailer so who knows 💁.
Apparently this song will be heard in the last episode, and if it's for Daniel who's supposed to be dying at the end? MHM oh dear.
I kept this back for reasons :), but yes, I do think this song is for Armand and Daniel.
Obviously the "head rolling round" is both a metaphor and very real now, but for example the "Gimme a wrist, gimme a fist, gimme your fist hah, Gimme a kiss [...]" is more aimed at Armand, who we already saw give his wrist to Lestat. The "fist" could be a reference to the book canon fight they had (the jury is still out on that one for the show), but the rest... it's either a confirmation they fucked... OR Lestat is literally telling him he can fuck him over. Probably both. IDK. Jury's still out on that one as well till we've seen the last episode :)
But yeah. I think that song is for Daniel... and Armand.