There Always Is A Fire
There always is a fire,
It started on my match.
I set it to a tree,
Where it would surely catch.
It caught on to a house,
It spreaded to the grass,
If there were people in there,
I don't think they would last.
Cause there always is a fire,
To your left and to your right.
It completely surrounds you,
It's something you can’t fight.
I grab some gasoline,
I pour it on the floor,
Even though I’ve set the whole world,
I still want it to burn more.
But there always is a fire,
The black smoke fills my lungs.
And since i’m the one who set it,
Now my life is done.
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