Baby's On Fire
Sammy Hagar · Other Songs - Sammy Hagar
Never thought gettin' burned could be so much fun
Always comin' up with something new
Yeah, that woman taught me a thing or two
She's on fire, my baby's on fire
We go out driving in my 6.6 yeah
Bypass the city head straight for the sticks
Shut off the lights turn off the key
No sooner set the brake she jumps on top of me
She's on fire, my baby's on fire
Now let it burn, oh yeah, I like it hot
She's on fire, my baby's on fire
No time for friends, no time for rest
Straight home from school, she starts to get undressed
It's five below but it's hot down here
I get so hot every time she comes near
Turned on to love like it's the latest style
I get a response from just a look with a smile
She's like a bomb that's about to explode
Just one touch and she begins to unload
She's on fire, my baby's on fire
She takes me higher, my baby's on fire
She's on fire my baby's on fire
She's on fire, my baby's on fire
Oh, now let it burn
About Baby's On Fire
Sammy Hagar's "Baby's On Fire" stands as a vibrant testament to his signature blend of rock and country, capturing the raw energy of his solo career. Released during a period where Hagar solidified his status as a leading figure in the rock genre, the track exemplifies his ability to fuse melodic sensibilities with powerful guitar work. The song reflects the broader landscape of 1980s rock, where artists like Hagar pushed boundaries by integrating country roots into hard rock arrangements. Hagar's vocal delivery on this recording showcases his characteristic grit and charisma, making it a staple in his discography. While the specific album placement may vary in internal records, the song remains a defining piece of his musical output, often associated with his work alongside bands like Montrose or his solo endeavors. It captures the spirit of an era defined by high-octane performances and emotional storytelling, cementing Hagar's legacy as a versatile and influential voice in American rock music.