Hot-Coals-0.mp3
Hot-Coals-0.mp4
Hot-Coals-I.mp3
Hot-Coals-I.mp4
Hot-Coals-intro.mp3
[Intro]
(Hot!) Hot coals
(Coals oh so hot!)
(Hot!) Hot coals
(Touch? Better not)
[Verse 1]
Coals not cold
Heat gone bold
May appear white
But not out of light
[Chorus]
(Hot!) Hot coals
(Mild mannered hot)
(Hot!) Hot coals
(Touch? Better not)
[Bridge]
The energy
(May be hard to see)
But believe me
(Thermally)
[Verse 2]
Coals aren’t cool
Heat under stealth
Don’t be a fool
And jeopardize your health
[Chorus]
(Hot!) Hot coals
(Mild mannered hot)
(Hot!) Hot coals
(Touch? Better not)
[Bridge]
The energy
(May be hard to see)
But believe me
(Thermally)
[Chorus]
(Hot!) Hot coals
(Mild mannered hot)
(Hot!) Hot coals
(Touch? Not much)
[Outro]
(The energy)
Transferred to me
(Thermally)
ABOUT THE SONG
Hot coals
Also called embers, hot coals are pieces of wood, coal, or other carbon-based material that are very hot and glowing. They can be present during, after, or before a fire.
Coals in Hinduism
In Hinduism, burning charcoal symbolizes the destructive aspects of relationships and women, as well as the method used to torment Dhundhukarin.
Coals in Buddhism
In Buddhism, burning coal symbolizes the challenges faced on the journey to spiritual enlightenment and righteousness.