The Flame

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The Flame is a typical power ballad that brought Cheap Trick out of a mini-slump.

The song reached number 1 on the American Billboard Hot 100 list in 1988

The song is a statement between two people who truly love each other. They're saying that they will always be there for each other. Their love will never end and through all the ups and downs of life, they'll still be there, going through it together.

Although the song is Cheap Trick's number one single, it's rarely covered, unlike Surrender and I Want You To Want Me


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