What is Let Me Stand Next To Your Fire?


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The phrase is taken from the Jimi Hendrixx song 'Let me stand next to your fire.' In this case, 'fire' refers to a jointor a blunt, and by saying 'let me stand next to your fire', you are asking to get a hit of what they are smoking.

(To a person smoking a blunt, or joint.)

"Hey Joe, let me stand next to your fire."

See let, me, stand, next, to, too, your, you're, fire


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