Into the Fire - Chocolate Starfish

Where do I begin, where do I start

I got so many memories, can’t keep them apart

I’ll try to remember, not leave anything

Listen to this, you’ll see what I mean

My country is crawling with fractured remains

Of Saturday shoppers, with dust in their veins

There’s tar on the road, and there’s moss in a tree

And fat debt collector that’s looking for me

Jumping into the fire, out of the pan

Taking control of your life while you can

Don’t let go, cause I’m holding your hand

Into the fire, out of the pan

Sister Bermuda, she looks good for her age

She’s into the Bible, but she can’t turn the page

And evening’s a time, when the face turn to glow

She’d turn on you brother and you’d never know

Like my cousin got fractures from my motorbike accident

He’s mendin' slowly, his girl’s gettin' lonely

My Father’s re-married with a four year old son

But I’ll be old, when he’s twenty one

They’re jumping into the fire, out of the pan

Taking control, of your life while you can

Don’t let go, cause I’m holding your hand

Into the fire, out of the pan

Ooohhh’s

Say hey don’t you ever listen, to what you’ve been told

Is life one big joke, do we ever grow old

Is it A, B or C, is it all of the above

You don’t get a choice, when you’re falling in love

I can remember, I can recall

A time when I told you, I’d love you no more

I may not remember, and may not recall

Cause it never happened

It never happened, happened at all

Jumping into the fire, out of the pan

Taking control, of your life while you can

Don’t let go, cause I’m holding your hand

Into the fire, out of the pan

Jumping into the fire, out of the pan

Taking control, of your life while you can

Don’t let go, I’m holding your hand

Into the fire, out of the pan

Into the fire.