Burn
Read Burn lyrics by Cellar Darling on LyroVerse, with linked artist context and related song paths.
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Burn
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Fire, take me there
Burning all the strands of my life
Smoke and the cinder ash
Kindred ties of mine
Feeding the fire
Reaching for the smoke ascending
Losing time
Waking in the cold
Hold still the flaming child
Feeding on this pain of mine
Cradled by ashen hands
Risen from the grave
Feeding the fire
Reaching for the smoke ascending
Losing time
Waking in the cold
Unscathed and cold
Tearing for love
Feeding the fire
Reaching for the smoke ascending
Losing time
Waking in the cold
Feeding the fire
Reaching for the smoke ascending
Losing time
Waking in the cold
Save me before it takes my love
Save me before it takes my love
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Cellar Darling performs "Burn", and this lyric page sits inside the Cellar Darling catalog on LyroVerse.
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