Dancing In The Fire by Daniel Wittfoth

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Dancing In The Fire

What will they say about me
will they remember me at all

Dancing in the fire
struggling just to survive
Of trials and failures
years refusing to compromise
Giving everything inside
until even my heart was ripped out
Isn't it strange
how you get stronger
When you feel weak-torn apart
turning into a slow melt down
When you're pushed and pulled
they keep tryin' to tell you
who to be and what you are

What will they say about me
will they remember me at all

Dancing in the fire
always seems harmless at first
Demanding more
without any remorse
It's a false security
and it's killing me
Feeling lonely-empty within
kept at bay-subside
a thousand tears can never describe
And maybe when it all comes to an end
the right medications
can put you back together again

What will they say about me
will they remember me at all
dancing in the fire...

Daniel Wittfoth

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