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Danger! High Voltage! 

"Danger! High Voltage" is the name of a song by the group Electric Six, that features a man and older woman sitting in a room, and their sexual parts light up throughout the video. Very interesting concept, but bizarre nonetheless.
Fire in the disco...fire in the Taco Bell!
Fire in the disco...fire in the gates of Hell!
Don't you want to know how we keep starting fires?
It's my desire...it's my desire
Don't you want to know how we keep starting fires?
It's my desire...it's my desire

Danger! Danger! High Voltage!
When we touch...when we kiss!
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danger! high voltage! 

Electric six's song with a funny video.
When we touch...and when we kiss.

Danger! High Voltage! 

"Danger! High Voltage!" is a song by the group Electric Six, whose video features the lead singer, Dick Valentine, and an older woman doing sexually suggestive things to each other as their private parts light up. The "female" vocals of the song are actually done by Jack White of The White Stripes, although this is still somewhat of a little-known fact. The band even tried to hide the fact that he was doing the vocals after The White Stripes became celebrities. This song, along with "Gay Bar," are probably the band's biggest hits.
Dick Valentine: Don't you wanna know how we keep startin' fires? It's my desire!
Jack White: It's my desire! Danger! Danger! High Voltage! When we touch...when we kiss!

Danger (High Voltage) 

A great song by Electric Six.
"Don't you wanna know how we keep startin' fires?!"
Danger (High Voltage) by sheeps September 8, 2003
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