I think it's about someone who has been living life on the edge and now they're so far into it they can't get out:
Always take ya to the limit
One fool hanging off a precipice
Come on it's the escalation
Come in feel the stimulation
But at the same time, he acknowledges that there is something wrong with the way he's living and he realizes time is running out, and therefore wants to be "saved":
Yeah, now wont you, save me?
'Cause I have been through all the rest
Keep it comin', keep it comin'
I've gotta find a way, gotta find a way
Time is running late
I've gotta find a way, gotta find a way
I think my souls at stake
The "Keep it comin', keep it comin'" is probably referring to the fact that the person in question isn't going to stop unless someone comes along and "saves him". And since the song ends that way, I'm going to assume that the singer (or person speaking) has concluded by resigning himself to a life of reckless behavior.
I think it's about someone who has been living life on the edge and now they're so far into it they can't get out:
Always take ya to the limit One fool hanging off a precipice Come on it's the escalation Come in feel the stimulation
But at the same time, he acknowledges that there is something wrong with the way he's living and he realizes time is running out, and therefore wants to be "saved":
Yeah, now wont you, save me? 'Cause I have been through all the rest Keep it comin', keep it comin'
I've gotta find a way, gotta find a way Time is running late I've gotta find a way, gotta find a way I think my souls at stake
The "Keep it comin', keep it comin'" is probably referring to the fact that the person in question isn't going to stop unless someone comes along and "saves him". And since the song ends that way, I'm going to assume that the singer (or person speaking) has concluded by resigning himself to a life of reckless behavior.