This soulful ballad paints a picture of longing and desire. The singer uses the metaphor of a house fire to express his yearning for warmth and companionship, suggesting that he would rather have his house burn down than continue living in the cold loneliness it represents. The boots and train symbolize his readiness to travel any distance to reach the object of his affection. His repeated pleas for her to "light the way" or "jump my train" indicate his wish for her to reciprocate his feelings and join him in creating a new, shared life together. This song is a poignant expression of unrequited love and the lengths one might go to escape isolation.
House Fire
Lyrics
You can set my house on fire, baby
You can turn it into cinder and smoke
'Cause this house is mighty cold and I feel like
Melting all the snow away
You see these boots I'm wearing
They're tough enough to go
And they will take many a road to reach you
Honey, won't you light the way
You can set my house on fire, baby
You can turn it into cinder and smoke
'Cause this house is mighty cold and I feel like
Melting all the snow away
You see this train I'm riding
It's burnin' up the coal
And its wheels are bound to roll right by you
Honey, won't you jump my train
You can set my house on fire, baby
You can turn it into cinder and smoke
'Cause this house is mighty cold and I feel like
Melting all the snow away
You can set my house on fire, baby
You can turn it into cinder and smoke
'Cause this house is mighty cold and I feel like
Melting all the snow away
You can set my house on fire, baby
Writer(s): Tyler Childers
Copyright(s): Lyrics © Warner Chappell Music, Inc.
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