Fire of Unknown Origin (’Agents of Fortune’ Outtake) Blue Öyster Cult
"Fire of Unknown Origin" by Blue Öyster Cult, an outtake from the 1976 album "Agents of Fortune," is a #Rock track that explores themes of desire, mystery, and the unknown. The lyrics convey a sense of longing and existential inquiry, with haunting imagery. Musically, it features intricate guitar work and atmospheric synths, characteristic of the band's style. The song reflects the band's influence on the rock genre and has maintained a cult following.
[Verse 1: Eric Bloom]
Death comes sweepin' through the hallway
Like a lady's dress
Death comes drivin' down the highway
In its Sunday best
[Chorus: Eric Bloom]
A fire of unknown origin
Took my baby away
A fire of unknown origin
Took my baby away
[Verse 2: Eric Bloom]
Swept her up and off my wavelength
Swallowed her up
Like the ocean in a fire
So thick and grey
[Chorus: Eric Bloom]
A fire of unknown origin
Took my baby away
A fire of unknown origin
Took my baby away, away
[Verse 3: Eric Bloom]
Death comes driving, I can't do nothing
Death goes
There must be something, there must be something
That remains
Death comes sweepin' through the hallway
Like a lady's dress
Death comes drivin' down the highway
In its Sunday best
[Chorus: Eric Bloom]
A fire of unknown origin
Took my baby away
A fire of unknown origin
Took my baby away
[Verse 2: Eric Bloom]
Swept her up and off my wavelength
Swallowed her up
Like the ocean in a fire
So thick and grey
[Chorus: Eric Bloom]
A fire of unknown origin
Took my baby away
A fire of unknown origin
Took my baby away, away
[Verse 3: Eric Bloom]
Death comes driving, I can't do nothing
Death goes
There must be something, there must be something
That remains
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