You know I never wanted it to be like this
I've been lost in sandstorms
Left naked by your kiss
In the face of God
Of God, oh and his poison leaves
The way it feels right now oh yeah
I really want it to believe

So then you look on me with sad black eyes
Well I heard it coming yeah
And you know I lost my smile
In a January that never ends
The gold affections of my past
Are now just rusty tin, yeah

Well I really want to see you again
I miss my lover, as my best friend
Yeah baby I , I want you right by my side
With you baby, I spend all my time

They said they'd write a book someday
About a boy who'd always strayed
And a girl who took the fog away
Man, if it could be that way
Then I would come without delay
Yes, with a smile on my face
And I would not be lost for long
If I could be your title song

So every now and then I get sad, yes it's true
Well you've known me long enough now baby its nothing new
Like when I feeling bad
I feel underwater I feel blue
And you know the only thing I ask from you baby
Well, is can I swim to you

Well I really want to begin this again
Cause I miss you as my lover, I miss my best friend
Oh baby why I just want you right by my side
Yeah cause with you girl I would spend all my time

Said we'd write a book someday
About a boy who'd always strayed
And a girl who took the fog away
Man, if it could be that way
Then I would come without delay
With a smile on my face
And I would not be lost for long
And you could be my title song
Yeah

Well Baby, I, yes I want to begin this again
Well cause I miss my lover, and yes I miss my best friend
I'm here and you know I want you right by my side
Down with you baby, I'll spend all my time

We said we'd write a book someday
About a boy who'd always strayed
A girl who took the fog away
Man, if it could be that way
I would come without delay
With a smile upon my face
And I would not be lost for long
And you could be my title song
Well I won't be lost for long
And you can be my title song
My title song


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    If you are a Black Crowes fan and haven't heard this song, you're really missing something. I downloaded the studio version which is a little better than the live version, which can be found on "Live". It's a very bluesy song yet it has a very melodic chorus with a chill bump producing hook.

    JumpyJackon January 31, 2005   Link

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