House Of Fire
Alice Cooper · Hell Is
House of fire
Yeah!
Let's build a house of fire, baby
Not one of wood or stone
Walk through my door of desire, baby
Come on in and make it your home
Don't need a window to watch you, baby
Don't need no roof overhead
Don't need no key to unlock ya, baby
I'll use my lovin' instead
I won't tire
Take me higher
Building a house of fire, baby
Buildin' it with our love
We are buildin' a house of fire every time we touch
House of fire
House of fire
We ain't gotta pay rent now, baby
No landlord to throw us out
I want to play in your garden, baby
When you want it give me a shout
I won't tire
Take me higher
Building a house of fire, baby
Buildin' it with our love
We are buildin' a house of fire every time we touch
We are building this house together, baby
Standing on solid ground
We are building a house of fire that you can't tear down
Brick by brick the flames get higher
Build it strong with our desire
Building a house of fire, baby
Building it with our love
We are building a house of fire every time we touch
We are building this house together, baby
Standing on solid ground
We are building a house of fire that you can't tear down
Building a house of fire, baby
Building it with our love
We are building a house of fire every time we touch
House Of Fire
House Of Fire stands as a defining track from Alice Cooper's 1989 album, Trash. Released during a period where the rock icon was revitalizing his career with a harder-edged sound, the song captures the theatrical intensity that has long characterized his work. The recording features the sharp production values and energetic performance typical of the era, blending hard rock elements with Cooper's signature dramatic flair. As part of a discography that spans decades of innovation, this track exemplifies the artist's ability to craft memorable anthems that resonate with both longtime fans and new listeners. The song remains a testament to Cooper's enduring influence in the rock genre, showcasing his skill in delivering powerful, emotionally charged music that continues to define his legacy.