Original sentence: " Instrumentally, the piano-driven track takes on a dreamlike quality, gaining urgency as it runs through the verses." This is a fine piece of work and a song that demands attention from radio and fans of quality pop music.(Case in point: Duncan Sheik.) There's no good reason why Imbruglia's "Wishing You Were Here" wasn't bigger than it was at radio, and there's even less of an excuse why this elegant and melancholy third single shouldn't put the Aussie artist back on track to become a long-term name brand at adult and mainstream top 40.And vocally, it's probably her best performance on the double-platinum "Left Of The Middle.Artists whose debut singles hit as big as Imbruglia's "Torn" seem to have trouble these days keeping radio's attention.As close to art as you're going to find on the airwaves.Billboard's Review:.Lyrical imagery is mighty, with phrases like "bleeding is breathing" and "you're hiding underneath the smoke in the room.Mexican Singles Chart.Thankfully, RCA has put together a beautiful, wholly satisfying videoclip to accompany the track, making the package complete.Vocally, "Smoke" is more vulnerable than what we've heard before, as Imbruglia sings the sad, sad tale of a woman trying to accept the abuse she and her mother endured when she was a child