Fire Down Below (live - at The Colosseum) - Cher - MP3 instrumental karaoke

"This is a little ditty for you", proclaims Cher at the start of her live rendition of "Fire Down Below," a lascivious excavation of the sex industry written by Bob Seger and featured on the unlikely scribe's breakthrough 1977 album, the classic rock 'n' roll riot of Night Moves. Cher's uncompromising contralto is the perfect vessel for this democratising song that depicts an array of backgrounds and reminds of that common desire; "Here comes the rich man in his long black limousine / Here comes the poor man all you got to have is green / Here comes the lawyer, banker and the cop / One thing for certain it ain't never gonna stop / When it all gets too heavy / That's when they come and go / Only one thing in common / They got the fire down below". Cher's high-energy, full-throttle take on "Fire Down Below" first arrived in the early '90s and has been a staple of her electrifying live sets ever since.