I Don't Want to Set the World On Fire

1941 By Eddie Seiler, Sol Marcus, Bennie Benjamin,Ed Durham
I think the Ink Spots version is in a couple of dystopic video games now, providing some irony.

Category:

Music

Tags:

• jazz
• guitar
• vocal
• 1940s
• swing

[6Kin6Pin6]

This is faster then the Original. But is is bad? I dont think so. That was in contradistinction to the Original a really great Version. The Voice was Beatyfull. I cant believe that you have sing this Song. Dont stop that! Keep up the good work!

[guitaress1]

Thanks!

[guitaress1]

I just meant the song was used ironically as a literary device. The game depicts a world that has been all but destroyed, and the lyrics of the song say "I don't want to set the world on fire.." In dramatic irony the audience knows this context, but the singer of the song doesn't, thereby creating a kind of dark humor.

[hammetguitarist]

everytime i hear this song, i think about MEGADETH. haha.

[joshualayne1]

thanks for posting, you are fantastic! such a sweet breezy voice.

your style just makes me smile everytime i hear this.

[Bogmen123]

When did the 50's get here? LOVE IT! Keep it up!

[Tbagged0909]

beautiful.

[fontacaba69]

PERFECT !!!:))

[thegenesis204]

No idea how this could get any dislikes.. :) Beautiful!

[aynrandy1]

If I was Dan Hicks I'd fire one of my other guitar players so I could hire you.

Thanks for the tunes, your fantastic.

[bmgag19]

fallout 3 <3

[Aliendear]

Good.