Walking Through Fire

Indigo Girls · Other Songs - Indigo Girls

When you set a match to your heart

Fueling it with bitterness and doubt

That's a blaze that once it starts

No amount of tears can put out

I know you're scared

But no one's spared

When you play with matches

You've got me walking through fire

You've got me walking through fire



Maybe you've been burned by lovers

Maybe you've been scarred by the pain

But baby I'm not like the others

Drawing moths to a flame

Spite is like a spark

Crackling in the dark

Consuming all it catches

And you've got me walking through fire

You've got me walking through fire to get to you

You've got me walking through fire

(walking through fire)

You've got me walking through fire

(walking through fire)



You can see the toll it's taking

You can feel the faith it's shaking

You can hear the heart it's breaking now



Baby I've burned by the fever

I've been scorched by desire

But baby I'm not your deceiver

Or your eloquent liar

Your jealous heart is tearing us apart

And turning love to ashes

When you've got me walking through fire

You've got me walking through fire to get to you

You've got me walking through fire

You've got me walking through fire

You've got me walking through fire

(walking through fire)

You've got me walking through fire

(walking through fire)

As the flames shoot higher

You've got me walking through fire

(walking through fire)

Walking

Walking Through Fire

Walking Through Fire stands as a testament to the Indigo Girls' enduring commitment to socially conscious folk-rock. Emerging from the duo's extensive discography, the track captures the raw emotional intensity that defines Emily Saliers and Amy Ray's collaborative songwriting. The recording showcases their signature harmonies and acoustic instrumentation, weaving a narrative of resilience and personal struggle. As part of their broader body of work, the song reflects the artists' ability to blend intimate storytelling with anthemic qualities that have resonated with audiences for decades. It remains a significant song in their catalogue, highlighting the power of their partnership and their consistent exploration of human experience through music.