Feel The Breeze
Air Supply · Love And Other Bruises
Since I met you
How can I notice if the sky is blue or grey
But here I am standing outside
Looking into a cloudy day
This must be the time for reflection
My direction is not quite clear
Now I feel the air is colder
now I feel that winter's here
[chorus]
Feel the breeze
We're coming to winter
[repeat]
I feel the breeze, I feel dejected
I feel a part of a love that's gone
For in this world, to take some chances from your glances
I see it's wrong
Winter's here and it's a long one
To be alone and in the cold
Brother sun you cast a shadow
Now I need my lonely role
[chorus]
How can I notice if the sky is blue or grey
But here I am standing outside
Looking into a cloudy day
This must be the time for reflection
My direction is not quite clear
Now I feel the air is colder
now I feel that winter's here
[chorus]
Feel the breeze
We're coming to winter
[repeat]
I feel the breeze, I feel dejected
I feel a part of a love that's gone
For in this world, to take some chances from your glances
I see it's wrong
Winter's here and it's a long one
To be alone and in the cold
Brother sun you cast a shadow
Now I need my lonely role
[chorus]
Feel The Breeze
Released on the 1982 album Love And Other Bruises, "Feel The Breeze" is a signature track by Air Supply that exemplifies their signature soft rock and adult contemporary style. The song features the band's characteristic blend of smooth vocals and melodic instrumentation, capturing the romantic and atmospheric mood prevalent in their early discography. As a staple of their catalogue, it remains a defining recording from the duo's peak popularity during the early 1980s, showcasing their ability to craft emotive ballads that resonated with audiences worldwide.

