Although that phrase is widely “quoted”, it is not found in the Bible.
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This mythical quote probably arises from Isa.65:5
“…these are smoke in My nostrils, a fire that burns all the day.”
Pslam 5:9 says the mouth is like an open grave. Also quoted in Romans. Referring to the sin that is in our hearts and comes out of our mouths.