Fire In My Bones

David Wilcox · Other Songs - David Wilcox

DAVID WILCOX

BREAKFAST AT THE CIRCUS 1987

FIRE IN MY BONES



Hey hey hey

Mmm mmm mmm



I've got a fire in my bones

Makes me takes me where I'm going

The fire won't say no

I got a fire in my bones

All your sticks and stones can't kill the flame

It burns the same



Say two wiseman say

For envy we pay

Every pace every glance

Everytime we take a chance



There's a spark in your eyes

Call me lucky

I'm not wise

My heart is restless

Like autumn leaves

Let your spark drop down on me

And light the fire in my bones

Makes me takes me where I go

The fire won't leave me alone

I got a fire in my bones

Crackling burning raging turning closer

All the time



When the wind blows cold across rainy sky

The birds can't fly

Could be night or day

Time is still a way into the fire



I got a fire in my bones

Makes me takes me where I'm going

The fire, the fire won't say no

I got a fire in my bones

All your sticks and stones can't kill the flame

It burns the same

It burns the same

Fire burns the same

Burns the same

It burns the same

It burns the same

It burns the same

It burns the same

It burns it burns

It burns it burns

It burns it burns

It burns it burns

It burns it burns

It burns the same

It burns the same

Fire In My Bones

David Wilcox is a Canadian singer-songwriter known for his distinctive baritone voice and intricate guitar work, often blending elements of folk, rock, and jazz. "Fire In My Bones" stands as a compelling example of his emotive songwriting style, characterized by rich harmonies and thoughtful lyrical construction. Throughout his extensive discography, Wilcox has maintained a reputation for crafting intimate narratives that resonate with listeners seeking depth and authenticity. This track reflects the mature artistry found in his broader body of work, showcasing his ability to convey complex emotions through subtle musical arrangements. While specific album placements for this recording may vary across different releases, the song remains a testament to Wilcox's enduring influence within the singer-songwriter genre and his commitment to high-quality musical storytelling.