
The Weight of My Name
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- bass
- epic
- progressive rock
- drums
- dark
- guitar
- hard rock
- blues rock
- southern rock
- late 1980s
- keyboard
- solo guitar
Lyrics
Verse 1
Stood in the rain on a dead-end road
Forty years of nothing but the rust and the load
Saw a flicker through the window of a broken down church
Heard the thunder roll across the empty dirt
Pre-Chorus
And I swear I felt the ground start to shake
Every stone remembering the choice I couldn't make
Chorus
Run through the fire
Stand in the flame
Nothing to carry but the weight of my name
Run through the fire
Don't look behind
The devil's at my heels and the light's gone blind
Post-Chorus
Fire fire
Burning down the wire
Fire fire
Verse 2
Met a preacher down by the muddy creek
He said boy your soul's been sleeping many weeks
I got nothing but a pocket full of borrowed time
And the river keeps on singing its same old rhyme
Pre-Chorus
And I swear I felt the water turn to steel
Every scar reminding me of how this feels
Chorus
Run through the fire
Stand in the flame
Nothing to carry but the weight of my name
Run through the fire
Don't look behind
The devil's at my heels and the light's gone blind
Guitar Solo
Bridge
Maybe the storm was always mine to ride
Maybe the dark was just the other side
Of a dawn that never learned to wait
While I stumbled toward my own front gate
Chorus
Run through the fire
Stand in the flame
Nothing to carry but the weight of my name
Run through the fire
Don't look behind
The devil's at my heels and the light's gone blind
Outro
Fire fire
Burning down the wire
Fire fire
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