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It wasn’t my fault
She led me here
Canadian plains
To disappear
It started one night
I had too much
Of being alone
Of collecting dust
So I went to see her
Like a thief in the night
I gave her my death
And stole from her life
And it killed me each time
That I saw her man
A friend of mine
If you could call me a friend

And on Sunday morning
The preacher preached on deceit
He spoke of a fire
Of unspeakable heat
So now I drive
Accross frozen plains
Nowhere to hide
Just to escape

I traded it all
To match my desire
I traded it all
I traded for fire,
I traded for fire

And Father forgive me
Because I knew
What I was doing
I set a snare
For myself and fell headlong
Into ruin
Don’t let me settle
Down in a small northern town
To die
Burn my lips
With coals and burn my insides
It wasn’t my fault   She led me here   Canadian plains   To disappear   It started one night   I had too much   Of being alone   Of collecting dust   So I went to see her   Like a thief in the night   I gave her my death   And stole from her life   And it killed me each time   That I saw her man   A friend of mine   If you could call me a friend      And on Sunday morning   The preacher preached on deceit   He spoke of a fire   Of unspeakable heat   So now I drive   Accross frozen plains   Nowhere to hide   Just to escape      I traded it all   To match my desire   I traded it all   I traded for fire,   I traded for fire      And Father forgive me   Because I knew   What I was doing   I set a snare   For myself and fell headlong   Into ruin   Don’t let me settle   Down in a small northern town   To die   Burn my lips   With coals and burn my insides