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The Fire
Griffinilla Lyrics
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That burned with an evil desire.
Desire to feed on the pain.
A flame that would never retire.
A pyre that would drive you insane,
And it said...
"Why don't you cast yourself on me?"
"There's golden treasures underneath, you'll see"
"Now please, give yourself to me"
Deep in the woods the fire grew higher
The flesh would dissolve and expire
But the bones and the ashes remained
that cried out in vain
And it said...
"Why don't you cast yourself on me?"
"I promise you won't feel a thing"
"There's golden treasures underneath, you'll see"
"Now please, give yourself to me"
Deep in the woods, there's still a fire
That will never grow weary or tired
And draws closer and closer each day
And In bed when you start to perspire
Pray you don't hear that refrain
give yourself me...
The lyrics to Griffinilla's song The Fire tell the story of a fire that burns in the woods with an insatiable desire to feed on pain. The fire is described as a pyre that never retires, and it entices those who come close to give themselves to it. The fire promises that they will not feel any pain and that there are golden treasures beneath it.
As the fire grows higher, it consumes flesh and leaves only bones and ashes behind. The bones and ashes cry out in vain, still luring people to give themselves to the fire. The fire in the woods never grows tired or weary, and draws closer every day. The lyrics end with a warning to those who may hear the fire's call in their dreams, praying that they don't give themselves to it.
The lyrics of The Fire can be interpreted in various ways, but the most apparent interpretation is that the fire represents temptation. It lures people in with promises of riches and painless death, but ultimately leaves them with nothing but their bones and ashes. The lyrics could be warning against the dangers of giving in to temptation and making deals that seem too good to be true.
Some other interpretations could be that the fire symbolizes addiction, burning desires, or the destructive power of nature. Regardless of the interpretation, the lyrics are evocative and haunting, drawing the listeners in with their eerie melody and captivating storytelling.
Line by Line Meaning
Deep in the woods, there was a fire.
A fire was burning deep in the forest.
That burned with an evil desire.
The fire burned with a malevolent intent.
Desire to feed on the pain.
The fire desired to cause pain and suffering.
A flame that would never retire.
The fire would never go out on its own.
A pyre that would drive you insane,
The fire would cause insanity to whoever encountered it.
And it said...
"Why don't you cast yourself on me?"
"I promise you won't feel a thing"
"There's golden treasures underneath, you'll see"
"Now please, give yourself to me"
The fire spoke, tempting listeners to sacrifice themselves to it with promises of painless deaths and hidden treasure.
Deep in the woods the fire grew higher
The fire continued to burn and grow in intensity.
The flesh would dissolve and expire
The fire would burn and destroy flesh completely.
But the bones and the ashes remained
that cried out in vain
Despite the destruction, remnants of the victims remained and seemed to cry out for help.
And it said...
"Why don't you cast yourself on me?"
"I promise you won't feel a thing"
"There's golden treasures underneath, you'll see"
"Now please, give yourself to me"
The fire continued to lure people towards it with its tempting promises.
Deep in the woods, there's still a fire
That will never grow weary or tired
The fire still exists, burning eternally without ever weakening or getting tired.
And draws closer and closer each day
And In bed when you start to perspire
Pray you don't hear that refrain
give yourself me...
The fire draws closer to those who are susceptible to falling for its temptations, even invading their thoughts and dreams with its haunting refrain to give themselves to it.
Contributed by Ian L. Suggest a correction in the comments below.
@lunabarbara2092
Deep in the woods,there was a fire
That burned whith an evil desire
Desire to fees on the pain
A flame that would never retire
A pyre that would drive you insane
And it said....
Why dont you cast yourself on me?
I promise you wont feel a thing
Theres golden treasures underneath
Youll see
Now please,give yourself to me
Deeps in the woods, the fire grew higher
The flesh would dissolve and expire
But the bones and the asines remaines
The whistled and snapped like a choi
A chorus that cries out in vain
Why dont you cast yourself on me?
I promise you wont feel a thing
Theres golden treasures underneath
Youll see
Now please,give yourself to me
Deeps in the woods, theres still a fire
Thay will never grow weary or tired
And draws closer and closer each dat
And in bed, when you star to prespire
Pray you dont hear that retrain
@ebraunstein8212
This song makes me think of "Over the Garden Wall".
@kevinwesel2472
NO WAY
I THOUGHT THAT TOO!!!!!
dude
crazy
@jeffpower145
OH MY GOOD GRAPES UR RIGHT
@Maysumii
It isnt based off of over the garden wall???
@ogilow3291
Reverie Hill fr!
@wolfmoon256
E Braunstein my first thought when I finished the series was to come listen to this song
@GOTHPUNKLESBIAN
I feel like the "Fire" represents depression, or really anything that like it, and the line "Now please, give yourself to me" represents when it turns into suicidal depression. "Deep in the woods, there was a fire, that will never grow weary or tired" means that it takes a lot to get through depression, or, the fire.
@Muttson
Having been at that point, I definitely see that. It's a terrible place to be and feels that way.
@nebullama8573
I agree. It takes a lot to go through depression, especially if it's something critical.
@Cake_Sauce
+Whsiky Horse This makes sense.