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As I fight, trying to escape
Covering my soul
Watching the flames
I must understand this wizard
Fire is everything
It burns
I provoke, it's beyond
I feel
I create light
Hypnotizing power I can't resist
Reach out my hands, I feel the light
Increase flames, the heat is oppressive
Disturbs my brain, I want to dive in
Enter now so deep the flames
I respect the silence
Overcome with cold, I pray
I see
All the trees, the sky
The grass, the oceans
I embrace the world below
And I know now all the reasons
And all the countries
Fire begins and fire ends
Oh
It burns
Fire is all
Covering my soul
Watching the flames
I must understand this wizard
Fire is everything
It burns
I provoke, it's beyond
I feel
I create light
Hypnotizing power I can't resist
Reach out my hands, I feel the light
Increase flames, the heat is oppressive
Disturbs my brain, I want to dive in
Enter now so deep the flames
I respect the silence
Overcome with cold, I pray
I see
All the trees, the sky
The grass, the oceans
I embrace the world below
And I know now all the reasons
And all the countries
Fire begins and fire ends
Oh
It burns
Fire is all
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Great song! I think that it is about temptation, how at first he stays away them eventually gives in to it and it hurts to finally give in but he likes how the feeling of what the temptation gave him. But im not fully sure that this is right. Need some help
@SOADfan805 I believe this song is literal. Fire gives life. Regarding his (Joe) experience while writing this album, he lived in a cabin deep in the forest for two years without an income and electricity. His only source of heat to battle freezing temperatures was fire. It provided warmth, comfort, food, light and every other vital aspect of sustainability. Fire is Everything