The Oak and Lady Flame

Quiet on his hill, with his branches in a breeze
 An Oak was waving, unaware of his fate
 He became the shelter, on a rainy day
 For a young wayfarer, who held a flame in a lamp
 The young boy ran away and left her alone
 Would be her last day at the roots of the Oak
 But he spread his strong branch, he built a safe place
 The rain didn't quench her, first sight, face to face
 She was shining, Lady Flame, she was shy...
 The Oak was not able to stop watching her eyes...
 Her warm voice... seems to sing... Let me burn...
 LET ME BURN!
 I feel a weird will to get out of my light
 And embrace your crown, cause you make me safe
 LET ME BURN!
 It was not expected, it was a surprise
 I'm sorry if it happened, but I feel you are mine...
 LET ME BURN!
 But something was weird
 While the great flame went on
 He knew she was fading
 And she saw he was burnt
 They were looking in their eyes
 So near, so far away
 Coming back in her light
 Lady Flame sadly said:
 "You're in my heart
 And you live in my mind
 We just need an embrace, to set us on fire...
 Would be great for a while
 Our blaze seen for miles
 But my heat will burn you
 I'm afraid for what we could lose..."
 They knew what they were forced to do...
 The reason was facing the passions within
 The first creating concern and fears
 Passions instead, leaves hope and tears...
 In this night, silently, please... let me burn...
 LET ME BURN!
 Let your sparkling eyes watch the world from my arms
 Let your flame dance with the wind of the night
 LET ME BURN!
 I can't wait for your touch, I can't wait for your heat
 I can't think to see you and be not able to feel
 LET ME... May it be
 LET ME... A day far away
 LET ME... How we can't say
 LET ME... Oak will embrace in an
 LET ME... Unending age
 LET ME... Lady flame
 LET ME... Again!
 LET ME BURN!
 Let me burn of your voice, let me burn, I've no choice
 Let the sound of our flame surrounds all the vale
 LET ME BURN!
 I don't mind what tomorrow will bring to us
 Until the end in the future, not a thought in the past