A Slow Hot Wind Johnny Hartman
"A Slow Hot Wind" by Johnny Hartman, released in 1963, is a jazz ballad that evokes themes of longing, desire, and the heat of passion. The lyrics convey a sense of yearning and romantic intensity. Hartman's smooth, rich vocals, combined with lush instrumentation, create an intimate atmosphere. The song is celebrated for its emotional depth and has influenced jazz vocalists. #Jazz
[Verse 1]
Her gaze swept over me like
A slow hot wind
Some day's it's too warm to fight
A slow hot wind
[Bridge]
There in the shade
Like a cool drink waiting
She sat with slow fire in her eyes
Just waiting
[Verse 2]
Some day's, it's too warm to fight
A slow hot wind
[Bridge]
There in the shade
Like a cool drink waiting
She sat with slow fire in her eyes
Just waiting
[Verse 2]
Some day's, it's too warm to fight
A slow hot wind
Her gaze swept over me like
A slow hot wind
Some day's it's too warm to fight
A slow hot wind
[Bridge]
There in the shade
Like a cool drink waiting
She sat with slow fire in her eyes
Just waiting
[Verse 2]
Some day's, it's too warm to fight
A slow hot wind
[Bridge]
There in the shade
Like a cool drink waiting
She sat with slow fire in her eyes
Just waiting
[Verse 2]
Some day's, it's too warm to fight
A slow hot wind
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