Chicago Fire

Over the hills and through the dark woods
Over the Mississippi washing away the life we wish we could live
And the irony of the situation is
Nothing awaits where we're heading but loneliness
So I'll drive yes I'll drive
'Till we come across that colder Colorado sunrise
When on the horizon those mountains arise
I'll forget what we burned in that Chicago fire
Paper rings last like paper birds fly
Crumpled in palms of hands holding on too tight
Destiny imprinted and thrown out the car window
Like the corn of Nebraska being reaped before it's sown
So I'll drive yes I'll drive 'till we come across that colder Colorado sunrise
When on the horizon those mountains arise
I'll forget what we burned in that Chicago fire
White washed tombs with white washed walls and soaking floors
Rapping, rapping always tapping on this sealed up chamber door
Use the stars to light the fire
Turn away with burned desire
Close your eyes and scream out Never more
Yes I'll drive 'till we come across that colder Colorado sunrise
When on the horizon those mountains arise
I'll forget what we burned in that Chicago fire



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Writer(s): Micheal Butts
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