Been A Long Time (Waiting On Love) [Live] Lyrics
The Black Crowes
Lyrics
Earthbound wingless dream
Child born to necessity
Tied to crimson velvet wings
(She flies)
New moon midnight star
Medicine is in the jar
Head full of going far
(She flies)
Lost out on the dream road
Looking for a key hole
Never try to fight it
Feeling right inside it, girl
Low country blushing bride
Blind to the ways of time
Clear crystal burning mind
(She flies)
Falling through liquid air
With music everywhere
Stone faces silent stare
(She flies)
The old guard on the hill
Can feel the chill
Deep into the freeze
Of those who don't believe
Been a long time (waiting on love)
Been a long time (waiting on love)
Been a long time (waiting on love)
Been a long time (waiting on love)
Damp with this morning dew
The world is bright and new
Her word is always true
(She flies)
Step into the birthday
Right over the old way
We are the horizon
See our future smiling
Been a long time (waiting on love)
Been a long time (waiting on love)
Been a long time (waiting on love)
Been a long time (waiting on love)
Lost out on the dream road
Looking through the key hole
Never try to fight it
Feeling right inside it, yeah
Been a long time (waiting on love)
Been a long time (waiting on love)
Been a long time (waiting on love)
Been a long time (waiting on love)
Song & Lyrics Facts
The Black Crowes - Been a Long Time (Waiting On Love) [Live] is a live recording of the song originally released on the band's debut album, Shake Your Money Maker in 1990. The track was written by Chris and Rich Robinson, two brothers who are the founding members of the Southern Rock band.
It was recorded during their "Three Snakes & One Charm" Tour in 1996 at the Universal Amphitheatre in Los Angeles, California. The American rock band is known for its distinctive blend of blues-rock, hard rock and soul music. Their lyrics often feature themes of love, loss and heartache. This particular song speaks to the difficulty of finding true love and waiting patiently until it arrives. The song has been covered by many artists over the years, including Willie Nelson and Sheryl Crow. Lyrics from this classic track have become iconic amongst fans of The Black Crowes.