Fire In My Soul
Bonnie Tyler · Other Songs - Bonnie Tyler
I'll never understand, The rules of love
You said to me, True love never dies
You said to me
Now I'm sleeping with a memory, yeah!
There is a fire in my soul
Burning don't you know
Can you hear it on the radio
Fire in my soul
Out of my control
Said you love me then you let me go
Oh, oh, can you hear it on the radio
Oh, oh, can you hear it on the radio
Oh, it's just like a dream, You're mine
When I saw you, The very first time
You looked at me, With those eyes
You said you loved me, I believed your lies
Why do you keep me hangin' on the line
The love you gave me, It's just a waste of time
There is a fire burning up my soul
There is a fire in my soul
Burning don't you know
Can you hear it on the radio
Fire in my soul
Out of my control
Said you love me then you let me go
Oh, oh, can you hear it on the radio
Oh, oh, can you hear it on the radio
Oh I was so in love, Then you broke my heart
No, no this love will never die
I should have seen, Should have known
When you told me, You had to go
So naive, You know
You'd burn me up, Then you'd let me go
Why do you keep me hangin' on the line
The love you gave me, It's just a waste of time
There is a fire burning up my soul
There is a fire in my soul
Burning don't you know
Can you hear it on the radio
Fire in my soul
Out of my control
Said you love me then you let me go
Oh, oh, can you hear it on the radio
Oh, oh, can you hear it on the radio
There is a fire in my soul
Burning don't you know
Can you hear it on the radio
Fire in my soul
Out of my control
Said you love me then you let me go
Oh, oh, can you hear it on the radio
Oh, oh, can you hear it on the radio
Oh.
Fire In My Soul
Fire In My Soul stands as a powerful testament to Bonnie Tyler's signature vocal style, characterized by its raw, raspy intensity. Released during her early career, the track captures the high-energy rock and pop sensibilities that would later define her global success. The recording showcases her ability to convey deep emotion through a gritty delivery, establishing a sonic identity distinct from her contemporaries. While often overshadowed by her later anthems, this song remains a vital component of her discography, highlighting the dynamic range that allowed her to transition from regional acts to international stardom. The performance emphasizes the dramatic flair and emotional weight that have become hallmarks of her extensive body of work.