Fire Bomb
Rihanna · Rated R [2009]
Whoa
Gunfire left a hole
In the tank
Losing gasoline
Fire is on my trail
And he's after me
Hope it dont get here
Before I get where Im going
I gotta get where Im going
Take off my mask to breath
You could've been apart of a masterpiece
Fluid in the breaks was the last to leak
That's the thing, where I'm going
I don't need my breaks (breaks)
Cant wait to see your face
When your front windows break
And I come crashing through
The lovers need to clear the road
Oh, oh, oh
Cause this thing is ready to blow
Oh, oh, oh
I just wanna set you on fire
So I wont have to burn alone
Then you, then you'll know where
I'm coming from
Fire bomb, fire bomb
Seems cold
But then you know,
Doesn't have to be
Microwaving a metal tragedy
Watching it burning
Its beautiful and its blue
And its pitiful
and it's blue
It's the other half of me
I didn't do it
You lit the match for me
Now were flying
From the blast, baby
That's the thing
Where were going
We don't need no breaks (breaks)
Can't wait to see your face
When your front windows break
And I come crashing through
The lovers need to clear the road
Oh, oh, oh
Cause this thing is ready to blow
Oh, oh, oh
I just wanna set you on fire
So I wont have to burn alone
Then you, then you'll know where
I'm coming from
Fire bomb, fire bomb
Baby we were killing 'em
They couldn't handle the millionth degree
We were criminals (yeah)
As we were burning
Call the police
Fire department, ambulance
You call me crazy cause I believe (yeah)
The only move for me and you
Is to go out blazin'
And
The lovers need to clear the road (oh)
Oh, oh, oh
Cause this thing is ready to blow (oh oh ohh)
Oh, oh, oh (oh)
I just wanna set you on fire
So I wont have to burn alone (oh)
Then you (oh)
Then you'll know where (oh)
I'm coming from (oh, no)
Fire bomb
Oh, oh, oh
Fire bomb
Fire Bomb - Rihanna
Released in 2009 on the album Rated R, 'Fire Bomb' stands as a defining track in Rihanna's evolution from pop icon to a more mature, R&B-influenced artist. The song features a distinctive production style that blends electronic beats with soulful vocals, marking a significant shift in her sound during the late 2000s. As a lead single, it showcased her ability to deliver high-energy performances while exploring themes of passion and intensity. The recording reflects the era's pop landscape, where artists were increasingly incorporating hip-hop and R&B elements into their mainstream hits. 'Fire Bomb' remains a staple of her discography, celebrated for its catchy melody and the way it solidified her status as a versatile performer capable of crossing genre boundaries.

