When The Monster Came
By Paul McCann
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In February 2009 the temperature began to climb, in Victoria over 44 and a monster came knocking at the door .
Full of rage from Hades cage,
Run for you lives, but who will survive .
Stay or go , no one’s to know , what to do, it’s up to you .
Every thing was thrown at the flame , in all their efforts they tried hard to contain ,
but there was no warning of the coming wrath all was consumed that lay in its path .
When the monster came , we all said a prayer and remembered them in the bush fire that was there .
They surrendered all when the Monster came
there in the flame .
A changing wind the monster rushed in, away out of control , it turned and spinned , further up the hill to Marysville , the monster there was about to kill, hundreds more in its flame
in the little townships and in the country lanes , water was sprayed from way up overhead and down on the ground the fire turned around .
Every thing was thrown at the flame in there efforts they tried hard to contain
but there was no warning of the coming wrath , all was consumed that lay in its path .
When the monster came , we all said a prayer and remembered them in the bushfire that was there .
They surrendered all when the monster came there in the flame, when the monster came .
I watched the video and listened to your guitar rendition of these lyrics. That was certainly a horrendous fire with so much loss of life and property.
My brother lost his vacation home that he spent 10 years building last spring in the Tinder fire in northeastern Arizona. Thankfully, he and his wife left under an evacuation order or their lives might have been in danger.
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My brother lost his vacation home that he spent 10 years building last spring in the Tinder fire in northeastern Arizona. Thankfully, he and his wife left under an evacuation order or their lives might have been in danger.
Ron