Lyrics
Every night I walk the streets step like my soul.
Expressing a nightly journey through the streets that reflects the state of the speaker's soul.
And I pick up the pieces you left so long ago.
Referencing remnants or memories left behind by someone in the past.
You gave me a face, you gave me your hand.
Acknowledging the influence of someone who provided identity and support.
One night I made love in electric lady land.
Recalling a passionate encounter in a setting reminiscent of Jimi Hendrix's "Electric Ladyland."
Hey I can start a fire, but I can't keep the flame.
Admitting the ability to ignite passion but struggling to sustain it.
Now I can get much higher. Hey Jimi, where the hell are you ?
Expressing a desire for guidance or presence, addressing Jimi Hendrix directly.
I'm searching to ride out with my voodoo style.
Seeking a journey infused with a mystical or magical style.
Foxy lady I keep coming when I kiss the sky.
Referencing iconic Hendrix songs ("Foxy Lady" and "Purple Haze") as influences on the speaker's experiences.
You gave me stone free, gave me battle haze.
Acknowledging the impact of Hendrix's music, symbolized by "Stone Free" and "Battle Haze."
And a little wing strong get so, I need today.
Referring to the strength gained from a song ("Little Wing") needed in the present.
Hey I can start a fire, but I can't keep the flame.
Acknowledging the ability to ignite passion but struggling to maintain it, repeating the sentiment.
Now I can get much higher. Hey Jimi, where the hell are you ?
Expressing a continued desire for guidance or connection with Jimi Hendrix.
Yeah you read me from the good old days of rock 'n' roll.
Reflecting on the speaker's connection to the golden era of rock 'n' roll.
Well you can tell me so it's right here to sing then come and mice it all.
Asking Hendrix to confirm the authenticity of the speaker's musical expression.
Like then we play strong the beat of my heart.
Describing a powerful musical experience connected to the beat of the speaker's heart.
Now you teach to all how to rock with the black man's soul.
Recognizing Hendrix's influence on incorporating soul into rock music.
Hey I can start a fire, but I can't keep the flame.
Reiterating the struggle to maintain passion despite having the ability to ignite it.
Now I can get much higher. Hey Jimi, hey Jimi,
Expressing an increased longing for connection with Jimi Hendrix.
Hey Jimi where the hell are you?
Repeating the question, expressing frustration or desperation in seeking Hendrix's presence.
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