1. For the heavy metal band started by the former Iron Maiden singer, see Blaze Bayley. Blaze (sometimes written as B L A Z E for disambiguation) was the former name of Bayley's solo project until 2007.
2. Blaze (New Jersey, USA), a house production team from 1984 onwards.
It was formed by Josh Milan, Kevin Hedge, and Chris Herbert, when Herbert introduced Milan, a member of his church choir, to Hedge, his childhood friend. Ironically, Herbert was the one who left the group in 1991, leaving Milan and Hedge to keep working together.
The group's output consists mainly of house-music tracks with heavy gospel, soul and afrobeat influences (sometimes referred to as gospel house). When the group started, Herbert was the singer, with Milan playing the piano, and Hedge on production. After Herbert left, both Hedge and Milan started to share production duties, vocals, and playing most of the instruments of the group's tracks and albums. The group achieved notoriety with its remix of Lisa Stansfield's "People Hold On" in 1989, after signing with the Motown/MCA Records.
Blaze released its debut album, 25 Years Later, in 1990, after which Herbert decided to move to a more R&B-oriented career, while the two remaining members invested in the emerging club culture, opening a nightclub called Shelter. In 1994, the group scored its first big international production success with De'Lacy's "Hideaway," which was later remixed by Deep Dish.
Since then, Blaze released three more albums, alongside a few scattered compilations of earlier productions and works and countless singles. The group also began working with other well-known names such as "Little" Louie Vega, Barbara Tucker, Jody Watley, and Full Intention. It is best known to modern audiences by its singles featuring Palmer Brown on vocals, the oft-remixed "My Beat," and the tribute anthem "I Remember House." Blaze's most recent album, released in 2005, is a mix compilation title called Found Love.
3. Blaze, a Japanese hard rock band that first premiered in 1975.
The band consists of Ike (vocals), Shige (guitar), Nobu (keyboard), Sam (drums), & Jack (bass). The band is currently known by Yu-Gi-Oh! fans for their song "Fire" which was used as the closing theme for the Japanese release of the Yu-Gi-Oh! film Pyramid of Light.
4. Blaze a Japanese heavy metal band from Osaka formed in 1998, and still active to this day.
5. Stage name of FaZe Blaze
Elements Of Life
Blaze Lyrics
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These are the elements of life (These are the elements of life)
These are the elements of life (These are the elements of life)
These are the elements of life (These are the elements of life)
Mm-mm (These are the elements of life)
Yeah-ah (These are the elements of life)
All we need is love (These are the elements of life)
Where would they be, if I ceased to burn
And there was no life, no knowledge to be learned
How would it be, without fire t' keep
That warmth from the cold, until stories we must teach
Can we survive without ocean tide
Bringing us the lessons from horizons far and wide
Did you ever think that there'd be no water to drink
Providing us, we're taught, to our history linked
These are the elements of life (These are the elements of life)
These are the elements of life (These are the elements of life)
These are the elements of life (These are the elements of life)
These are the elements of life (These are the elements of life)
These are the elements of life (These are the elements of life)
These are the elements of life (These are the elements of life)
These are the elements of life (These are the elements of life)
These are the elements of life (These are the elements of life)
(Elements of life)
(Elements of life)
Everybody know, elements of life
Oh-oh, yeah, elements of life
Birds they do fly, on the edge of the sky
Like a prayer from my soul, to guide it must rise
Life is a seed, in which we have to grow
Certain things in life, that we will never know
But truth is there to show us to stand
For what we know (Stand for what we know)
In the spirit of love, we must let the hatred go
Material gain, never [lie-?] for righteous things
As the scale we must balance, we must share the precious things
These are the elements of life (These are the elements of life)
These are the elements of life (These are the elements of life)
These are the elements of life (These are the elements of life)
These are the elements of life (These are the elements of life)
Oh, yeah (Oh, yeah)
These are the elements of life (These are the elements of life)
These are the elements of life (These are the elements of life)
(Life, life, life)
Fill the air (Feels good, yeah)
Fill the air with love, y'all (Fill the air with love, oh yes)
Fly away (Fly away)
Fly like a bird (Like a bird in the sky)
Fly with the spirit, y'all (Come on, y'all, come on y'all, it's love)
Ocean tides
Feel the spirit
Feel the air
Fill the air with love
Oh, the elements of life
Oh, the elements of life
Oh, the elements of life
Oh, the elements of life
Blaze's song "Elements of Life" pays tribute to the fundamental aspects that make our world what it is. The song is divided into four stanzas, each highlighting an element of life that we take for granted: fire, water, air, and love. The lyrics recognize the significance of these elements to our survival and how they shape the way we live our lives. The song suggests that we need to appreciate and honor the various components of our world because without them, we would not exist, and our lives would be devoid of the lessons that they teach us.
In its entirety, the song urges listeners to embrace love and let go of hate. The lyrics emphasize the significance of empathy and human connection, stressing that righteousness and material gain should never be prioritized over these aspects. The song encourages a balanced approach to life, where we share the precious things we have and stand up for what we believe in.
Blaze's "Elements of Life" is a powerful reminder that we are not separate beings from our world, but rather a part of it. The lyrics urge us to be kind to ourselves and our planet, to show love to one another, and to appreciate everything that makes our lives worth living.
Line by Line Meaning
These are the elements of life (These are the elements of life)
The following lines describe the essential components that make up life.
Mm-mm (These are the elements of life)
The singer affirms the importance of these elements.
Yeah-ah (These are the elements of life)
The singer enthusiastically agrees with the concept of the elements of life.
All we need is love (These are the elements of life)
The artist concludes that love is the most important element of life.
Where would they be, if I ceased to burn
The line poses a rhetorical question about the importance of fire in sustaining life.
And there was no life, no knowledge to be learned
The singer considers the possibility of a world without life or growth, and therefore no hope for learning.
How would it be, without fire t' keep
The singer imagines a world without the warmth of fire.
That warmth from the cold, until stories we must teach
The artist acknowledges that fire kept people warm and enabled them to develop traditions and stories over time.
Can we survive without ocean tide
The line suggests the importance of oceans to life and the natural world.
Bringing us the lessons from horizons far and wide
The artist views the ocean tide as a way to connect people across the world through shared experiences and lessons.
Did you ever think that there'd be no water to drink
The singer poses a hypothetical scenario where water is not available for survival.
Providing us, we're taught, to our history linked
The artist notes how water is critical to human history and development.
Birds they do fly, on the edge of the sky
The line describes the beauty and freedom of birds in flight.
Like a prayer from my soul, to guide it must rise
The line presents the idea that guidance and direction are innate qualities in life that ensure growth and progression.
Life is a seed, in which we have to grow
The singer compares life to a seed, which must be nurtured and cared for in order to grow.
Certain things in life, that we will never know
The line acknowledges that there are mysteries and uncertainties in life that are unlikely to be revealed.
But truth is there to show us to stand
The line suggests that finding truth helps us stand strong and face challenges in life.
For what we know (Stand for what we know)
The singer urges listeners to stand up for what they believe in, and not waver in their convictions.
In the spirit of love, we must let the hatred go
The singer advocates for the power of love in overcoming hate and negativity.
Material gain, never [lie-?] for righteous things
The line suggests that material possessions should never take priority over doing what is right and just.
As the scale we must balance, we must share the precious things
The artist encourages the idea of balance and sharing, particularly when it comes to valuable resources and ideas.
Fill the air (Feels good, yeah)
The artist references a feeling of positivity and contentment in the air around us.
Fill the air with love, y'all (Fill the air with love, oh yes)
The singer urges listeners to spread love and joy throughout their surroundings.
Fly away (Fly away)
The line suggests the idea of releasing negativity and embracing freedom and positivity.
Fly like a bird (Like a bird in the sky)
The singer evokes the image of flight as a symbol of beauty and strength.
Fly with the spirit, y'all (Come on, y'all, come on y'all, it's love)
The singer encourages taking flight, both literally and metaphorically, with a spirit of love and positivity.
Oh, yeah (Oh, yeah)
The singer affirms their agreement and conviction about the importance of the elements of life.
(Life, life, life)
The repetition of the word 'life' emphasizes the central theme of the song.
Writer(s): Joshua Alexander Milan, William Kevin Hedge, Luis Ferdinand Vega
Contributed by Adam N. Suggest a correction in the comments below.