Standing Outside The Fire - Live in Texas 93

Key: AGarth Brooks

Chords and lyrics for Standing Outside The Fire - Live in Texas 93 by Garth Brooks

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VERSE

Call the who?

Those heart that's got no scars to show

Who will never know the fall

And risk the pain that love can

Call the weak

Who have to dance within the flames

Who chance the sorrow of the grave

That always comes with giving in

CHORUS

But you've got to be tough when consumed by desire

Because it's not enough just to stand outside the fire

VERSE

Call them strong, those who can face this world alone

Who seem to get by on their own

Those who will never take the fall

Call them weak, who are unable to possess

The slightest chance of life exist and pull out the same kick

CHORUS

They're so hell-bent on giving, walking a wire, convinced it's not living if you stand

outside the fire

Standing outside the fire

Standing outside the fire

BRIDGE

Life is not tried it is barely survived

And you're standing outside, the

VERSE

There's this love that is burning

Deep in my soul

Constantly yearning to get out of control

CHORUS

Wanting to fly higher and higher I can't abide

Standing outside, the

Standing outside the fire

Standing outside the fire

Life is not tried, it is really survived.

If you're standing outside the fire

Standing outside the fire

Standing outside the fire

OUTRO

I could not try it, it's barely survived, it goes standing outside the fire

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SPOKEN

behalf of the crew, the band, and especially myself, from the bottom of my heart, thanks for letting us come back to the great state of

Texas to play our music.

We appreciate the chance.

I

don't know about you guys, but

I've waited way too long to sit here and hear me talk.

Let's get some music.

Let's get on it and raise some hands.

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Standing Outside The Fire - Live in Texas 93 chords by Garth Brooks