Steamy Windows
Passion's Heat Unleashed: Steamy Windows by John Anderson
Lyrics
I was thinking about parking the other night
I contemplated finding a secluded spot on a recent night.
We was out on a back road
We were driving on a rural or less-traveled road.
My and my woman was just getting' right
My partner and I were in the process of becoming intimate.
All systems on overload
All our senses and emotions were heightened.
The radio blasting in the front seat
The car's radio was playing loudly in the front seats.
Turning out the music fine
The music was creating a pleasant atmosphere.
We was snuggled up in the back seat
We were cozily positioned in the back seat.
Making up for lost time
Engaging in intimacy to make up for lost time.
Steamy windows - zero visibility
Windows fogged up, visibility reduced to zero.
Steamy windows - coming from the body heat
Foggy windows caused by the heat generated between us.
You can wine and dine a woman all night
You can treat a woman well with good intentions.
With good intent
But a confrontation in a secluded place can be powerful.
But there's something about a confrontation on a back road
Despite good intentions, a confrontation can break down defenses.
Breaks down the defense
A back road confrontation can be impactful.
Steamy windows - ain't nobody can see
Windows fogged up, concealing the activities inside.
Steamy windows - coming from the body heat
Intimacy generating heat causing foggy windows.
There's a sound outside the front door
There's a noise outside, possibly just the wind.
And I know it's just the wind
The noise prompts my partner to cuddle closer.
But it makes her snuggle up just a little bit closer
This closeness reignites the intimate atmosphere.
And it starts things happening again
The events start happening again due to the renewed intimacy.
Steamy windows - zero visibility
Foggy windows, visibility reduced again.
Steamy windows - coming from the body heat
Heat-induced foggy windows, emphasizing the passionate situation.
Steamy windows - steamy windows
Reiteration of foggy windows, emphasizing the steamy atmosphere.
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