Slow Burning Love James Taylor
"Slow Burning Love" by James Taylor, released in 1997, is a #Folk song that explores themes of enduring love and emotional connection. The lyrics convey the warmth and patience of a deepening relationship, highlighting the beauty in slow, steady affection. Musically, it features Taylor's signature acoustic style, blending heartfelt storytelling with soothing melodies. The song underscores the timeless nature of love, resonating with listeners seeking comfort in romantic commitment.
It was a hot and sultry day somewhere in early September
I don't hardly remember the day
Just the way the sun beat down upon the bay, baby
I did not even need to know your name
It was, oh, so plain to see that you had eyes for me
Halfway open, halfway closed, half-naked eyes for me, baby
It was a slow burning love, a fair-weather love affair
A slow burning, smoldering love for you and I
And like the sun on the edge of the Western sky, it died
Oh, the lights of the city were close at hand
I might just as well have been another man
You might just as well have been another girl
It might just as well have been another world
It was a slow burning love, a fair-weather love affair
A slow burning, smoldering love for you and I
And like the sun on the edge of the Western sky, it died
Oh, slow burning love
You were smoking up that day, some kind of hot
It was a slow burning love, a fair-weather love affair
A slow burning, smoldering love for you and I
And like the sun on the edge of the Western sky, it died
I don't hardly remember the day
Just the way the sun beat down upon the bay, baby
I did not even need to know your name
It was, oh, so plain to see that you had eyes for me
Halfway open, halfway closed, half-naked eyes for me, baby
It was a slow burning love, a fair-weather love affair
A slow burning, smoldering love for you and I
And like the sun on the edge of the Western sky, it died
Oh, the lights of the city were close at hand
I might just as well have been another man
You might just as well have been another girl
It might just as well have been another world
It was a slow burning love, a fair-weather love affair
A slow burning, smoldering love for you and I
And like the sun on the edge of the Western sky, it died
Oh, slow burning love
You were smoking up that day, some kind of hot
It was a slow burning love, a fair-weather love affair
A slow burning, smoldering love for you and I
And like the sun on the edge of the Western sky, it died
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