I Fire Myself
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I Fire Myself
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I fire myself ten times a day
I throw myself in a watery grave
With fourteen horses on top of my head
I hear the voice again and again
I walk through the everlasting pit
By the mountain of fire and the fountain of spit
The pilgrims beside me just talk talk talk
I am the goblin and the mangled hawk
A demon lured me to his bed
Where I fell into a poison sleep
I dreamed of a river of ants inside me
And they were sad and started to bleed
In the dawn the demon spoke
In the saddest voice, in the saddest voice
He said: "Can you see love through a telescope?"
The end of fear and the beginning of hope
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Mary Timony performs "I Fire Myself", and this lyric page sits inside the Mary Timony catalog on LyroVerse.
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