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Run For Your Lives Lyrics
Danger, danger, there's something in the air
Faster, faster, be careful, you better beware
I had a dream last night, that I saw you burn
There's someone screaming out, screaming out the words
Run for your lives, they set the place on fire
Run for your lives, the flames are getting higher
Burning, burning, fire in the night
Higher, higher, the flames are shining bright
I've got nowhere to run, I was blinded by the light
There's someone screaming out, screaming in the night
Run for your lives, they set the place on fire
Run for your lives, the flames are getting higher
And they were singing
Alay-oh-oh (Repeat)
Danger, danger, there's something in the air
Faster, faster, be careful, you better beware
I had a dream last night, that I saw you burn
There's someone screaming out, screaming out the words
Run for your lives, they set the place on fire
Run for your lives, the flames are getting higher
Run for your lives, they set the place on fire
Run for your lives, the flames are getting higher
And they were singing
Alay-oh-oh (Repeat to end)
Faster, faster, be careful, you better beware
I had a dream last night, that I saw you burn
There's someone screaming out, screaming out the words
Run for your lives, the flames are getting higher
Higher, higher, the flames are shining bright
I've got nowhere to run, I was blinded by the light
There's someone screaming out, screaming in the night
Run for your lives, the flames are getting higher
Alay-oh-oh (Repeat)
Faster, faster, be careful, you better beware
I had a dream last night, that I saw you burn
There's someone screaming out, screaming out the words
Run for your lives, the flames are getting higher
Run for your lives, the flames are getting higher
Alay-oh-oh (Repeat to end)
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This one's a pretty straightforward and intense track that conveys a sense of danger, urgency, and impending doom, detailing a situation where a place is set on fire, and is increasing in intensity; Emphasizing the need to run for one's life to escape imminent danger. Although it doesn't explicitly reference any specific cultural or historical events, it does tap into the moment of facing imminent danger and the fight-or-flight response.