Shes got her new jeans on
Lookin’ so right its wrong
Ummm everybody stares as she walks on by
See those double takes
Hear those slammin’ breaks
Yeah when she smiles you can see the sparks fly
My baby’s gotten good
Good at starting fires
Hearts burn for her
But I know Im walkin’ beside her
Yeah maybe babys gotten good at startin’ fires
But Im the only one
Aint no doubt
Only one that puts them out
Shes got her long red dress
And boy I must confess
Ummm when you see her she’ll take your breath away
When we’re out on the town
Eyes look her up and down
Yeah she makes the night time hotter than a summer day
My baby’s gotten good
Good at starting fires
Hearts burn for her
But I know Im walkin’ beside her
Yeah maybe babys gotten good at startin’ fires
But Im the only one
Aint no doubt
Only one that puts them out
Im a lucky man and I know its true
Her fire burns for me
Yeah thats just so cooool
My baby’s gotten good
Good at starting fires
Hearts burn for her
But I know Im walkin’ beside her
Yeah maybe babys gotten good at startin’ fires
But Im the only one
Aint no doubt
Only one that puts them out
My baby’s gotten good
Good at starting fires
Hearts burn for her
But I know Im walkin’ beside her
Yeah maybe babys gotten good at startin’ fires
But Im the only one
Aint no doubt
Only one that puts them out
The Spark of Attraction
“Good At Startin’ Fires” by Blake Shelton is a playful, upbeat song that captures the thrill and admiration of falling for someone irresistibly captivating. The lyrics center around a woman whose charm and allure are impossible to ignore—she turns heads and leaves a trail of admiration wherever she goes. The narrator, however, finds pride in being the one who truly connects with her, emphasizing that while she ignites desire in others, he is the only one who can “put those fires out.” This clever metaphor ties the song’s romantic energy to the imagery of fire, passion, and exclusivity.
Celebrating Devotion
Beyond the surface-level attraction, the song highlights a deeper confidence and contentment in the relationship. The narrator recognizes his good fortune and feels secure in his partner’s affection. The repeated refrain reinforces the message that, although many are drawn to her, their bond is unique and unshakable.
Song Credits
- Artist: Blake Shelton
- Songwriters: Bob DiPiero, Rhett Akins, Chris Tompkins
- Release Year: 2008
- Label: Warner Bros. Nashville