Firehouse - Sleeping With You flac album

Hold Your Fire is the second studio album of the hard rock band FireHouse. It was released in June 1992. The album spent thirty weeks in the Billboard 200 Top Albums chart peaking at 23. The album spawned several hit singles like "Reach for the Sky", "Sleeping With You" and another signature love ballad in the form of "When I Look Into Your Eyes". The album was certified Gold by the RIAA in the United States. All songs written by Bill Leverty and . Snare, except where noted.

Sleeping With You. Firehouse. Album Hold Your Fire. Sleeping With You Lyrics. I don't care what they say I know this is right Because I feel it deep in my heart They say we're young and wild And we should wait for a while But nothing's gonna keep us apart. But I don't think we're living in sin So we can't give up, we can't give in Because our love is strong, and it can't be wrong Oo and it feels so right

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Sleeping With You Chords by Firehouse learn how to play chords diagrams. Bm7 C Cos our love is so strong D E Nothing's gonna keep us apart. B D E B Sleeping with you tonight E F B - Bb We'll be together tonight Ab D E B Well I don't care if it's wrong or right C I'll be sleeping with you F Sleeping With You B D E B Cause I'll be sleeping with you tonight E F B -. Bb We'll be together tonight Ab D E B Well I don't care if it's wrong or right C E C F B I'll be sleeping with you, sleeping with you tonight, yeah.

07 Hold Your Fire (Album Version). 08 Her For You (Album Version). 09 What's Wrong (Album Version). 10 Shake & Tumble (Album Version). 11 I Live My Life For You (Album Version). 12 Get A Live (Album Version). 13 Overnight Sensation (Live) (Album Version). 14 Seven Bridges Road (Album Version). 15 Two Sides (Album Version). 22 Sleeping With You (Album Version). 23 Rock On The Radio (Album Version). 24 Home Is Where The Heart Is (Album Version).

When AP meets Sleeping With Sirens vocalist Kellin Quinn and guitarist Jack Fowler, it’s in the isolated New Jersey lake house they’ve been temporarily living in. They invite us to sit and talk with them in the sun room, which on this particular day is letting in the light of a gray and dismal afternoon. The room is bright, though, and the ceiling-to-floor windows make the otherwise shadowy house feel open and expansive. A lot of musicians claim that their latest album is more mature than their last, but what did it actually mean for Sleeping With Sirens to grow up, both as individuals and as artists? It’s a question producer David Bendeth essentially asked them every day in the studio as he pushed and prodded them. Unexpectedly, the answer came to Quinn in the form of confronting a fear, one that no one would guess he had in the first place.