My body's burnin' like a lava from a Maura Loa
My heart's crackin' like a Krakatoa
Ooh Krakatoa, east of Java, molten bodies, fiery lava

Fire, fire, burnin' bright
Turn on your love lava
Turn on your lava light
Fire, oh volcano, over you
Don't let your lava love turn to stone
Keep it burnin'
Keep it burnin' here at home

Ooh hot lava
Ooh hot lava

My love may be as high as the highest volcano
But the altitude is way too high
Well it gets so cold when you look at me that way, yeah
I just want to have that hot lava
Lovin' me away

My love's mountin'
My love's eruptin' like a red hot volcano
Fire, oh volcano, over you
I gotta lotta lava love locked up inside me

My love's a lava bomb
Knock you in the head
Knock you in the head
Kick you in the bed
(Over you) hot lava

Oooo it's so hot
Oh, It's burnin' up in here
Oh oh look out, it's about to erupt
Ooh ooh my body's burnin' like a lava from a Mauna Loa
My heart is breakin' like a Krakatoa

Hot fire, red-hot fire
Lava, oh oh oh, oh oh, hot lava
Hot lava, red-hot lava
Hot lava, red, hot lava
Oh hot lava

I'm gonna let it go
Let it flow like Pompeii or Herculaneum
Let it sizzle, let it rise
Don't let your lava love flow turn to stone
Keep it burnin'
Keep it burnin' here at home

I'm gonna jump in a crater
See ya later
Ooh hot lava
Ooh hot lava
Hot lava
Oh hot lava!
Hot lava
Red hot lava uh
Yeah


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Lava Lyrics as written by Cynthia Wilson Cindy Wilson

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    muff-diving? really? dont listen to the b-52s much do you?

    ibturboloveron February 03, 2014   Link

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