Smoke on the Breeze
Whispers of Love: Smoke-Kissed Dreams by Boy Golden
Lyrics
Smoke on the breeze
Reference to a subtle presence of something, possibly a memory or feeling.
Sends me runnin' back to you
The mentioned presence prompts a return to someone significant.
Holding on to me
Emphasizes the connection between the speaker and the significant person.
In my torn up jeans and boots
Describes the speaker's attire, possibly suggesting a casual or rugged state.
Hoping baby you're still holding
Expresses a desire for the significant person to still have a place in their life.
A place beside you when you're falling asleep
Specifically, a wish for a place beside the significant person during sleep.
Hand on the wheel
The speaker is driving, symbolizing control, with one hand free.
And the other in the passenger seat
Implies companionship with someone in the passenger seat.
Looking for your knee
Searching for a connection, possibly a physical touch, with the significant person.
And missing your company
Expresses loneliness and a longing for the company of the significant person.
Yes and hoping baby when you're smoking
Desire for a connection even during moments of relaxation, like smoking.
You're saving one for me
Hopes that the significant person is keeping a symbolic space during their activities.
Dreaming of you and I in linen sheets
Envisioning an intimate and comfortable future with the significant person.
Smoke on the breeze
Reiteration of the subtle presence mentioned earlier, tying back to the theme.
Smoke in your room
Presence of smoke in a room, possibly a shared experience with the significant person.
Hanging out like me
Comparison of the speaker's state to that of the significant person.
Worn like perfume
Implies a shared experience, akin to wearing a common fragrance.
When I'm walking down the street
Reflects on the speaker's state while moving through life.
Yes and knowing baby you are golden to me
Expresses the significant person's value and importance to the speaker.
Smoke on the breeze
Reiteration of the recurring theme of a subtle, lingering presence.
Yes and knowing, baby you are more than free
Acknowledges the freedom of the significant person while emphasizing their connection.
Still you're holding me
Despite freedom, the significant person continues to hold onto the speaker.
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