Steal A Kiss

Steel Pulse · Other Songs - Steel Pulse

Oh I've been watching you

From my bedroom window

Your bodyline rocking

Cool and mellow

You wouldn't glance my way

To give the time of day

For the bud of love to flourish

And what I feel inside

To be right by your side

A moment I would cherish



CHORUS

You don't know I exist

It's a love I can't resist

If I had my wish

I would steal a kiss from you



Oh yes I've tried to attract your attention

And knocked your door

And posed as the mail man

And I would send to you

The words of 'I love you'

Love letter from a mystery lover

Anonymous phone calls too

Just to talk to you

Would give me chills all over Arrgh!



CHORUS

You don't know I exist

It's a love I can't resist

If I had my wish

I would steal a kiss from

It's a love I can't resist no

If I had my wish

I would steal a kiss from you



Tossing and turning in my bed

Blood pressure rising to my head

Pains of love flows within my soul

I just wanna hold you

And get to know you now

You attract me like a magnet



I've been watching you

From my bedroom window

Your bodyline rocking cool and mellow

Fantasy is where I want to go

Let's plant the seed of love and let it grow

How long I love to keep you satisfied

My feeling for you no more can I hide



CHORUS

You don't know I exist

It's a love I can't resist

If I had my wish

I would steal a kiss from you

Steal A Kiss

Steel Pulse's "Steal A Kiss" stands as a defining track within the reggae and dancehall landscape of the early 1980s. The song exemplifies the group's signature blend of political consciousness and rhythmic groove, characteristic of their work during the height of the UK's Rastafari movement. With its infectious melody and socially aware lyrics, the recording captures the era's vibrant cultural atmosphere, addressing themes of community and resistance through a distinct Jamaican sound. As a staple of their discography, it remains a powerful representation of how Steel Pulse utilized music to amplify messages of liberation and unity, influencing countless subsequent artists in the genre.