Too Hot
Alanis Morissette
Always too hot never too cold You make your best shot too hot to hold Never too young Never too old You gotta go for gold Hey boy you wanted all or nothin' Lose the apprehension baby And go with the flow cause you know you've got Stand up if you want the answers You need to blast 'em straight up baby So say what you mean and you mean to say now Hey you don't have to go and prove it You just go ahead and do it Your time is for the takin', makin' the best of what you got now [CHORUS:] Never too hot never too cold You make your best shot too hot to hold Never too young Never too old You gotta go for gold Don't care what they say about ya You never throw a hero party For those who oppose who you chose to be now Maybe you could feel the power It's like a bomb inside your head that blows if you're slow when you go to use it You, you gotta show them that you mean it just go ahead and scream it And show them what they're missin' listen to what your heart could tell ya [CHORUS] You gotta go for gold and you'll make it baby Gold! And when you're there you gotta Throw your hands in the air And wave 'em like you just don't care Reachin' teachin' practice what you're preachin' Throw your hands in the air And wave 'em like you just don't care Movin' provin' everything you're doin' [CHORUS] You, you don't have to go and prove it You just go ahead and do it Your time is for the takin' makin' the best of what you got now Always too hot Never too cold Give your best shot Go with the flow cause you know you've got to [CHORUS]alanis morissette alternative catchy dance favorites female vocalists female vocals fun rock sing along
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