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Give It Time ((Remastered) - Eric Lindell



     
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Yes, I know it's a drag, it's a doggone shame
I've danced the same dance, felt the same pain
I've heard the same thing
And I've done the same thing as youYeah, you best believe me it's true
I've worn the same shoes
Walked the same walk at least a time or two
I've heard the same things, done the same things as youGive it time, time that we're livin'
It's easy to give in but it won't do no good
Give it time, things will get better
A change in the weather, it just might do you goodAnd believe at times finally lyin'
And all the good things I've had in mind
Misread the same signs
Ran the same line as youAnd these holes in the soles of my worn out shoes
Have walked a million miles, sang the blues
I don't need no other news
I'm done paid up in full just like youGive it time, time that we're livin'
It's easy to give in but it won't do no good
Give it time, things will get better

A change in the weather, it just might do you goodGive it time, time that we're livin'
It's easy to give in but it won't do no good
Give it time and things will get better
A change in the weather, it just might do you goodYou best believe me it's true, I've worn the same shoes
Walked the same walk at least a time or two
Heard the same things
And I've done the same things as youYeah, I know it's a drag, it's a doggone insane
I've danced the same dance, felt the same pain
I've heard the same thing and
I've done the same thing as youGive it time and things will get better
A change in the weather, it just might do you goodGive it time, time that we're livin'
It's easy to give it but it won't do no good
Give it time, things will get better
A change in the weather, it just might do you goodGive it time, time that we're livin'
It's easy to give it but it won't do no good
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Eric Albert LindellPublished by
E LINDELL MUSIC

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Eric Lindell is an American singer-songwriter, born in San Mateo, California in 1969. He is best-known for his 2008 album Low on Cash, Rich In Love and the single from it, "Lay Back Down." He has performed with New Orleans drummer Johnny Vidacovich and War's Harold Brown, who have also contributed to his albums.

A self-described skate punk, Lindell grew up in the San Francisco Bay Area. He began playing in bands at the age of 15. Among his early musical influences were Fishbone and Black Flag.

Lindell started playing in bars, first with the guitar, and later moving to bass, while working as a baker during the day to make ends meet. After a few years he had decided to move to New York City briefly, then moved in 1999 to New Orleans, where his creativity was able to flourish further. In New Orleans he met up with Johnny Vidocovich and Harold Brown. He also plays with Ivan Neville and Galactic's Stanton Moore in Dragon Smoke. By 2005, he was well-known on the New Orleans blues scene, and had gained enough attention to have Alligator Records sign him.

His popularity has remained steady and he has made appearances, including on the television program Late Night with Conan O'Brien.

Lindell's musical style borrows from 1970s blues-rock, soul, and R&B. His style has also been called "blue-eyed soul", a common short-hand used for Anglo blues singers that has been applied to artists including Daryl Hall (of Hall and Oates fame) and Van Morrison, among others. Read more on Last.fm. User-contributed text is available under the Creative Commons By-SA License; additional terms may apply.

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