bookmark_borderWhite-Hot

White-Hot-0.mp3
White-Hot-0.mp4
White-Hot-I.mp3
White-Hot-I.mp4
White-Hot-intro.mp3

[Intro]
What have you got
Is it white-hot
I better not touch
(Much)

[Verse 1]
I read red
Is the coolest
A change to orange
Still not the best

[Chorus]
What have you got
Is it white-hot
I better not touch
(Much)
But ya still ain’t blue
(Are you)

[Bridge]
The temperature’s going higher
(Stand back from the fire)
Haven’t you learnt
(You’re going to get burnt)

[Verse 2]
(Hello)
Moving up to yellow
Thermometer
Is under pressure

[Chorus]
What have you got
Is it white-hot
I better not touch
(Much)
Are you gonna be blue
(Well… are you?)

[Bridge]
The temperature’s going higher
(Stand back from the fire)
Haven’t you learnt
(You’re going to get burnt)

[Chorus]
What have you got
Is it white-hot
I better not touch
(Much)
Now you’re gonna be blue
(Aren’t you)

[Outro]
White-hot
(Is what we’ve got)

A SCIENCE NOTE
Blue flames are the hottest, followed by white. After that, yellow, orange and red. Blue is the hottest part of a flame due to complete combustion with ample oxygen.

Color Temperature [°C] Temperature [°F]
White heat 1,300 2,370
White bright 1,400 2,550
White dazzling 1,500 2,730

From the album “Blue Flames

bookmark_borderBlue Flames

Blue-Flames-I.mp3
Blue-Flames-I.mp4
Blue-Flames-II.mp3
Blue-Flames-II.mp4
Blue-Flames-intro.mp3

[Intro]
Red, orange, yellow, white
(Wait! Blue’s light)

[Verse 1]
Who’s the hottest
Of them all
Seeming modest
On the call

[Bridge]
Red, orange, yellow, white
(Wait! Blue’s light)

[Chorus]
Hot, hot, hot
(It’s true — blue)
Hot, hot, hot
(Blue, I’m telling you)

[Verse 2]
The flame is not the same
If your purview is blue
Then you’re in the game
The hottest… it’s true

[Bridge]
Red, orange, yellow, white
(Wait! Blue’s light)

[Chorus]
Hot, hot, hot
(It’s true — blue)
Hot, hot, hot
(Blue, I’m telling you)

[Outro]
Red, orange, yellow, white
(Wait! Blue’s alright)

A SCIENCE NOTE
Blue flames are the hottest, followed by white. After that, yellow, orange and red. Blue is the hottest part of a flame due to complete combustion with ample oxygen.

From the album “Blue Flames