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Bon Jovi ~ Fields Of Fire


There's no-one watching over me tonight and I'm afraid to turn out the lights, If I close my eyes, it'll all go away and I don't wanna see it end this way. There was a time when truth and trust meant so much more to each of us And all the dreams that once we had have seen the sun and left us feeling bad Now the changing of the guard has left us feeling so damn hard I'll keep my business, but I'm a little bit afraid Through the years one thing hasn't changed Yeah, yeah, yeah-hey I would run through fields of fire, I would crawl on broken glass, Just to swin in your sea of devotion, just to have a second chance That's all I ask Now feeling good is not good enough, I know they've changed but not that much Midnight time has left us feeling beaten up, I never was one who needs to give enough I ain't a hero who gets the girl, but if I had my chance to save the world I won't blow it now, I guess I'll understand This boy becoming a man Yeah, yeah, yeah-hey I would run through fields of fire, I would crawl on broken glass, Just to swim in your sea of devotion, just to have a second chance That's all I ask Well, look at your hands if you hear what I said. Can you count on your fingers each of your real friends I know that I'm lucky, I know I'm right. Fingers turn into fists, we're here to take on the night. That's right Now I'm staring at an open door, we've had a lot and I want much more You can keep all the money, and the streets that's painted gold If someone gives me back my soul Yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah-hey I would run through fields of fire, I would crawl on broken glass Just to swim in your sea of devotion, just to have a second chance I would run through fields of fire, I would run through fields of fire Oh yeah, oh yeah, oh yeah, oh yeah, I would run All the way back home, I would run, Baby come along more free lyrics

There's no-one watching over me tonight and I'm afraid to turn out the lights,
If I close my eyes, it'll all go away and I don't wanna see it end this way.

There was a time when truth and trust meant so much more to each of us
And all the dreams that once we had have seen the sun and left us feeling bad

Now the changing of the guard has left us feeling so damn hard
I'll keep my business, but I'm a little bit afraid
Through the years one thing hasn't changed

Yeah, yeah, yeah-hey
I would run through fields of fire,
I would crawl on broken glass,
Just to swin in your sea of devotion, just to have a second chance
That's all I ask

Now feeling good is not good enough, I know they've changed but not that much
Midnight time has left us feeling beaten up, I never was one who needs to give
enough
I ain't a hero who gets the girl, but if I had my chance to save the world
I won't blow it now, I guess I'll understand
This boy becoming a man

Yeah, yeah, yeah-hey
I would run through fields of fire,
I would crawl on broken glass,
Just to swim in your sea of devotion, just to have a second chance
That's all I ask

Well, look at your hands if you hear what I said.
Can you count on your fingers each of your real friends
I know that I'm lucky, I know I'm right.
Fingers turn into fists, we're here to take on the night.
That's right

Now I'm staring at an open door, we've had a lot and I want much more
You can keep all the money, and the streets that's painted gold
If someone gives me back my soul
Yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah-hey

I would run through fields of fire,
I would crawl on broken glass
Just to swim in your sea of devotion, just to have a second chance
I would run through fields of fire,
I would run through fields of fire
Oh yeah, oh yeah, oh yeah, oh yeah, I would run
All the way back home, I would run,
Baby come along

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