Lyrics:

The Fireman was the last single released from George Strait’s album Does Fort Worth Ever Cross Your Mind.
The song peaked at #5 on Billboard’s Hot Country Singles chart in 1985.
Well, they call me the fireman - that's my name
Making my rounds all over town putting out old flames
Hell, everybody'd like to have a what I got
I can cool 'em down when they're smoldering hot
I'm the fireman - that's my name

Last night they had a bad one a mile or two down the road
My buddy walked out and left his woman burning out of control
Well, I was down there in about an hour or so
With a little mouth to mouth, she was ready to go
I'm the fireman - that's my name

Well, they call me the fireman - that's my name
Making my rounds all over town putting out old flames
Hell, everybody'd like to have a what I got
I can cool 'em down when they're smoldering hot
I'm the fireman - that's my name

Got a fire engine red T-bird automobile
In a minute or less I can be dressed fit to kill
I work twenty-four on, twenty-four off
When they get too hot, they just give me a call
I'm the fireman - that's my name

Well, they call me the fireman - that's my name
Making my rounds all over town putting out old flames
Hell, everybody'd like to have a what I got
I can cool 'em down when they're smoldering hot
I'm the fireman - that's my name