Smoky Jazz Bar: British Alto Blues
jazz song, female singer, british, alto, blues, smoky jazz bar.
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Lyrics
[Verse 1]
There’s a hush in the room,
Like the night just held its breath,
And I walk out in gold light,
In heels that hum regret.
But then I see you—
Red hair, grey eyes in bloom—
And suddenly the smoke clears,
Like I was always meant to sing to you.
[Chorus]
You’re the match, I’m the spark,
Every note bends in your name—
You don’t just light the dark,
You are the flame.
From whispered vows in velvet pews
To jazz behind a smoky frame—
I don’t just burn for you,
I always was your flame.
[Verse 2]
Your hand curls round your glass,
Like you’ve held lifetimes in that grip,
But I know the way you anchor,
I feel it in my hips.
They don’t hear the song I’m singing—
Not the way you do—
‘Cause I ain’t serenading strangers,
I’m just singing straight to you.
[Chorus]
You’re the match, I’m the spark,
Every note bends in your name—
You don’t just light the dark,
You are the flame.
From stained glass vows to barroom blues,
And jazz that sets the room aflame—
I don’t just burn for you,
I always was your flame.
[Bridge]
(Spoken)
And if they ask who lit the fire,
Who gave the song its breath,
I’ll point to the woman in the shadows
And say—
“She made me forget the rest.”
[Chorus]
(Final, Slower)
You’re the match, I’m the spark,
My heart signed in your name—
Not just a flicker in the dark…
You are the flame.
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