The Cold Fire

from Breaking Point by JUMP

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lyrics

Was he messing with my sense of mine, when he asked me how I spend my time,
What is left there that I can define, from up here on the wire, to down there in the cold, cold fire

Was he playing on the fear of pain, when he asked me and he asked me again,
How could my life be so strange, up there on the wire, each time I climb a little higher.

Was he pushing me to settle my dues, when he asked me to take off my shoes,
He-said what have you left to lose, up there on the wire, not much left of your life to admire

Will this be where I stand to fight? Or will this be where I see the light ?
I still exist, I still refuse to sway
In cold fire to fight another day.

Was he picking the time and the place, when I was crossing the river of grace
Then I finally stared at his face, when I jumped from the wire,

when I jumped from the wire

And I ruled in the land of the cold fire..

Was he hiding the truth all along, when I asked him what I did so wrong
He said you can’t hear the words of the song,

from up here on the wire,

To down there, to down there, to down there in the cold cold fire
To down there, to down there to down there in the cold cold fire
Down, down, down down

To down there to down there to down there in the cold cold fire

To down, down, down, down"

Will this be where I swim away? will this be where I end my day?
Not depending, no more standing tall
To cold fire and the freedom of my fall.

And there’s nothing below me
and nothing around
and nothing is lost
and nothing is found
and no-one is crying,
or angry or brave
or squeezing the hands of the ones to be saved.

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from Breaking Point, released November 16, 2020

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