| "Make sure that your sack doesn't catch fire." | |
| "Make sure your sack doesn't catch fire. O night-traveIer.." | |
| "Make sure your sack doesn't catch fire." | |
| "Plane catch fire and we fall inside the train." | |
| "Trust your heart if the seas catch fire "and live by love though the stars walk backward" | |
| "Make sure that your sack doesn't catch fire." | |
| "Make sure your sack doesn't catch fire. O night-traveIer.." | |
| "Make sure your sack doesn't catch fire." | |
| "Plane catch fire and we fall inside the train." | |
| "Trust your heart if the seas catch fire "and live by love though the stars walk backward" | |
| - Then one night... he sneaks into the barn and gets his chicken... but the barn catches fire. | |
| A man catches fire, goes over the cliff, then drowns. | |
| After this... you only have to turn on at the mains, the wires short, the paper catches fire and you pocket the dough. | |
| And at that time, Sanjana's house catches fire | |
| And if a village catches fire, doesn't he show up to help? | |
| - Then one night... he sneaks into the barn and gets his chicken... but the barn catches fire. | |
| A man catches fire, goes over the cliff, then drowns. | |
| After this... you only have to turn on at the mains, the wires short, the paper catches fire and you pocket the dough. | |
| And at that time, Sanjana's house catches fire | |
| And if a village catches fire, doesn't he show up to help? | |
| "...have described the prisoner catching fire... | |
| "It was caused by the gasoline which leaked out from a car..." "...and for some reason, was seen catching fire." | |
| 'But because he believed in the idea of phlogiston, he thought the splint 'was introducing phlogiston to the new air and catching fire. | |
| 'Tis your delight, sir, catching fire from one man to the next. | |
| - It's catching fire again, man. | |
| "A few months back, our house caught fire... | |
| "He might have escaped had the stolen vehicle he was driving not caught fire and exploded." | |
| "Just a pity that my bed caught fire and burned my eyes out." | |
| "The sunset caught fire | |
| (Ward) The church caught fire and you ran home. | |
| "...have described the prisoner catching fire... | |
| "It was caused by the gasoline which leaked out from a car..." "...and for some reason, was seen catching fire." | |
| 'But because he believed in the idea of phlogiston, he thought the splint 'was introducing phlogiston to the new air and catching fire. | |
| 'Tis your delight, sir, catching fire from one man to the next. | |
| - It's catching fire again, man. | |
| "A few months back, our house caught fire... | |
| "He might have escaped had the stolen vehicle he was driving not caught fire and exploded." | |
| "Just a pity that my bed caught fire and burned my eyes out." | |
| "The sunset caught fire | |
| (Ward) The church caught fire and you ran home. | |
