A moth to the flame Pattern familiar and it’s always the same with you
You heed no advice Just going straight for what’s in front of your eyes You do
Rush in, deaf to calls of warning Brush with death, just brush it off All alarm is met with yawning Worry only makes you scoff
And I don’t know how it will end When I see the moth in my friend
Caution was urged But you threw caution to the wind and you surged ahead
I smile when you run Though you’re an Icarus who aims for the sun above
Dart in, blind to signs of danger Certain you cannot be caught “Kid, you shouldn’t talk to strangers” Isn’t something you were taught
I envy your instinct For pleasure and joy Wish I had my measure when I was a boy But at some point, the truth is, your luck will run out When worse things than bruises is fair turnabout
And I don’t know how it will end When I see the moth in my friend