Flaming Heart
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Flaming Heart
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Well I'm trying hard to pass the time but I just got more time to kill
You know the flaming heart can't get his fill
But the flaming heart will try and try as he will
And the flaming eyes I had are gone, they went out with the thrill
You know the flaming heart can't get his fill
But the flaming heart will try and try as he will
Ooooh, I got a flaming heart
Ooooh, I got a flaming heart
I gotta roll like a tire
I've got a love that's mighty like a rose
And the flaming stars I had are gone
They burned out over the hill
You know the flaming heart can't get his fill
But the flaming heart will try and try as he will
Ooooh, I got a flaming heart
Ooooh, I got a flaming heart
I gotta roll like a tire
I've got a love that's mighty like a rose
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