Could it be one of the Clerodendrum species(Glory Bower)? sometimes referred to as Bleeding Heart and a host of other common names. Check the link for one of the more common ones and see if there is a resemblance.
Rb

Here is a link that might be useful: Clerodendrum

Razorback,

Looks nice but just isnt the same. I'm going back this week will try to get a picture.

The clerondendum that is commonly known as the bleeding heart vine in the south has small white bell shaped flowers with red tips that hang from the plant. Check out this link http://www.robrick.com/plants/plant_information.asp?ref=31

Could it be Erythrina crista-galli?

Serenoa;

This bush fits the bill for Erthina crista-galli. The flowers are a little bit more maroon with a deep purple center, but their structure looks right.

Thank you,

Grubber

I enjoyed the puzzle, Grubber. I have seen variation in flower color in this species from washed out orange to near red. If you like this plant,keep an eye out for Erythrina x bidwellii. It is a hybrid between E. crista-galli and E. herbacea. It is more shrubby and has even longer spikes of scarlet red flowers. It is my favorite of the hardy erythrinas.