stand in the fire

"Stand in the Fire"

(Verse 1)
Smoke still lingers from the night,
Echoes of bass, bodies alight.
Your laughter fades into the cold,
As shadows creep, their hate takes hold.

They see your shine, they see your pride,
And in their fear, they vilify.
But I was born for nights like these,
To shield the free, to guard the weak.

(Pre-Chorus)
They don’t know the fire I hold,
They don’t know the power in my soul.
Let them come, let them try,
They’ll never break what doesn’t die.

(Chorus)
I’ll stand in the fire, take the blow,
Face the dark so you can go.
No fear, no shame, no turning back,
I was made to fight like that.
Let them rage, let them hate,
They will never seal your fate.

(Verse 2)
You shake, you say it’s not worth the war,
"We’ve run this road, we’ve seen this before."
But I won’t bow, I won’t hide,
I was forged for nights like this in fire and pride.

Their words are knives, their hands are clenched,
But I am steel, I will not bend.
For every brother, every son,
I rise alone—I won’t run.

(Pre-Chorus)
They don’t know the fire I hold,
They don’t know the power in my soul.
Let them come, let them try,
They’ll never break what doesn’t die.

(Chorus)
I’ll stand in the fire, take the blow,
Face the dark so you can go.
No fear, no shame, no turning back,
I was made to fight like that.
Let them rage, let them hate,
They will never seal your fate.

(Bridge)
I am more than whispers in the night,
I am fire that burns too bright.
They can’t kill what won’t be tamed,
A son of Asmodeus—unashamed.

(Outro)
So take my hand, hold your ground,
You are safe, I am proud.
No retreat, no fade away,
In fire and brotherhood, you stay.

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