Sent:   Saturday, December 27, 1997 10:34 AM

Song:   Fire and Ice
Artist: Pat Benatar
(Kelly/Sheets/Benatar)
Produced by Keith Olsen and Neil Geraldo,
Published by Big Tooth Music/Discott Music/
Denise Barry Music (ASCAP)
1981 Chrysalis Records, Inc.

(Transcribed by Tom Penfield)
Use barre chords.  I wrote in the fills as notes;
they're right next to each other, as opposed to the
chords, i.e. it's the FG, GEbC and the ones in the bridge.
G/B in the bridge is played:

-x-
-8-
-7-
-5-
-x-
-7-

CmCm Piano Chord 
                        AbAb Piano Chord 

1.  You're giving me the fever tonight
EbEb Piano Chord 
                         GG Piano Chord 

I don't want to give in, I've been playing with fire.
CmCm Piano Chord 
                        AbAb Piano Chord 

You forget I've seen your work before,
EbEb Piano Chord 

take them straight to the top,
G         [notes]FG  Ab
and leave them crying for more.

I've see you burn them before.
[notes]G Eb C
Chorus:
CmCm Piano Chord 
                 FG   AbAb Piano Chord 

Fire and ice.
BbBb Piano Chord 

You come on like flame and then you turn a cold shoulder.
CmCm Piano Chord 
           FG   AbAb Piano Chord 

Fire and ice.
BbBb Piano Chord 

I'm going to give you my love
FF Piano Chord 

and you just take a little piece of my heart--
AbAb Piano Chord 
              CmCm Piano Chord 

you tear it apart.

2.  Moving in for the kill tonight,
you've got every advantage when they put out the light.
It's not so pretty when it fades away,
‘cause it's just an illusion in this passion play.
I've seen you burn them before.
Chorus: but instead of F, go to Ab Bb
Bridge:
G       [notes]A Bb     G/B    [notes]C D   Eb Ab
So you think you've got it all figured out,
BbBb Piano Chord 
   GG Piano Chord 

you're an expert in the field without a doubt
[notes]A Bb  G/B [notes]C D  Eb
I know your methods inside and out
AbAb Piano Chord 
            BbBb Piano Chord 
             CmCm Piano Chord 

and I won't be taken in by fire and ice.

Guitar solo in C blues scale.

Chorus (2x) but keep going back to the Cm.

Regards,
Tom Penfield