Kissing My Love

Sasha · Other Songs - Sasha

Originally by Bill Withers



When I'm kissing my love,

I can hear a thump thumping in my head

When I'm kissing my love

I close my eyes and see a pretty city with a thousand flower beds



I can hear the angels sing,

Songs that only angels sing

She's such a pretty thing and my heart just a-thumping and a-skipping

When I'm kissing my love



When I'm kissing my love,

I feel the blood pump-pumping in my veins

When I'm kissing my love

She's such a tender sender with a sweet young frame.



She's so good at what she does,

All she wants to do is kiss and hug,

She's got me in love

And I can feel my heart just a-thumping and a skipping

When I'm kissing my love



When I'm kissing my love,

I feel the blood pump-pumping in my veins

When I'm kissing my love

She's such a tender sender with a sweet young frame.



She's so good at what she does,

All she wants to do is kiss and hug,

She's got me in love

And I can feel my heart just a-thumping and a skipping

When I'm kissing my love

Kissing My Love

Sasha's 'Kissing My Love' stands as a defining track within the Yugoslav dance music canon, exemplifying the genre's signature blend of electronic beats and emotive vocals. Released during a pivotal era for Balkan dance, the recording showcases Sasha's ability to craft atmospheric soundscapes that resonate with regional audiences while maintaining international appeal. The song's structure, featuring a driving rhythm and melodic hooks, became a staple in club environments across the region, influencing subsequent productions in the Balkan dance scene. Its enduring popularity reflects the cultural significance of Yugoslav music in the late 20th century, where artists like Sasha helped bridge local traditions with modern electronic sounds. The track remains a testament to the genre's capacity to evoke strong emotional responses through its distinctive production and lyrical themes of romance and longing.