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Fire Down Below - Shirley Bassey



     
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Don't believe my eyes, they're the coldest eyes
But I'm not so cold, let me put you wise
Keeping the temperature so low, this is a work of art
For there's a fire down below, down below in my heartAnd my crazy lips, they're such lazy lips
But there'll come to life should we come to grips
If you have anything in mind, warn you before you start
There is a fire down below, down below in my heartNow that you're getting my number, know what I'm talking about
Pile on the coal and the lumber, don't let the fire go out
I'll admit my face is the quiet type
This can all be changed when the time is right
Call out the volunteer brigade, call out the fire cart
For there's a fire down below, down below, down below
Down below in my heartNow that you're getting my number, know what I'm talking about
Pile on the coal and the lumber, don't let the fire go out
I'll admit my face is the quiet type
This can all be changed when the time is right
Call out the volunteer brigade, call out the fire cart
For there's a fire down below, down below, down below

Down below in my heart
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Dame Shirley Veronica Bassey, (born January 8, 1937), is a Welsh singer, perhaps best-known for performing the theme songs to the James Bond films Goldfinger(1964), Diamonds Are Forever(1971), and Moonraker(1979). She is the only singer to have recorded more than one James Bond theme song. She now resides in Monaco, and has recently sold her London apartment. Many of its furnishings were auctioned for charity. Two very popular 'Audiences With Shirley Bassey' have aired on British TV, the most recent being in March 2006.

Read more about Shirley Bassey on Last.fm.


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