Fire Out

The speaker expresses a desire not to die at a young age.

There's a feeling of deserving consequences, potentially related to actions or choices made.

Regret for not being a better person or making better decisions in life.

Questioning whether the past actions were worth the potential negative outcomes.

Acknowledgment of inability to reverse past actions or decisions.

Suggesting a feeling of guilt or remorse, contemplating attending church as a form of repentance.

Reflecting on sinning or making mistakes while facing a figurative or metaphorical fire.

Questioning whether the speaker is beyond redemption or help.

Plea for assistance or rescue from the metaphorical 'fire'—seeking help or support.

Expressing surprise or dismay at the sudden absence of others, feeling abandoned or isolated.

Noticing the absence of people or support.

Recalling a moment of feeling loved or appreciated.

Comparing the feeling of being loved to how some individuals in Los Angeles love cocaine, possibly implying a fleeting or superficial love.

Transitioning to feeling alone after experiencing love or attention briefly.

Reflecting on the current state of loneliness or solitude.

Contrasting the previous feeling of being loved with the current situation where people seem to enjoy the speaker's suffering.

Noticing a shift in others' attitudes from care to wanting to witness the speaker's distress.

Reiteration of the desire not to die young, emphasizing it again.

Expressing a wish to escape from personal issues or challenges.

Desire to distance oneself from problems, seeking an escape.

Life feels joyless or lacking in pleasure.

Suggesting a metaphorical gun being ready, possibly indicating thoughts of self-harm or a desire to escape life's struggles.

Imagery of the gun firing, potentially representing a metaphorical release or an actual act.

Repetition of the earlier sentiments, emphasizing the regrets, desires, and plea for help.

But maybe I deserve it

Should've been a better person

Wondering if it was worth it

I can't undo the things I've done

Probably should've gone to church

Instead of sinning as I burst in flames

Am I too burnt to save?

Someone please put the fire out

Contemplating and reflecting on past events or actions.

Questioning why the speaker hasn't achieved success yet despite their age.

Acknowledging a lack of indulgence in substances but admitting to making foolish decisions.

Engaging in physical relationships without maintaining emotional connections.

Having brief encounters and then swiftly moving on.

Admitting to falling in love too easily, possibly leading to pain or disappointment.

Hearing reminders of someone they cared about through music.

Desiring a meaningful life and someone who values them.

Wanting to feel necessary or essential to someone.

Expressing that being oneself feels meaningless unless there is happiness.

Feeling conflicted about leaving life in a tragic manner—half accepting, half regretful.

Expressing sadness about the situation despite a conflicted viewpoint.

Reiteration of earlier sentiments regarding avoiding premature death and seeking escape from problems.

Hurry up and run from all of these problems

Try to get away, way

Life is no fun

Finger on the gun

Watch it go bang, bang, bang, bang

Repetition of earlier lines, reinforcing the emotions, regrets, and plea for help.

But maybe I deserve it

Should've been a better person

Wondering if it was worth it

I can't undo the things I've done

Probably should've gone to church

Instead of sinning as I burst in flames

Am I too burnt to save?

Someone please put the fire out

Reiteration of the desperate plea for help to extinguish the metaphorical 'fire.'

Someone please put the fire out

Someone please put the fire out