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John Hiatt — Have a Little Faith in Me
Album: Bring the Family
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Released: 1987
Length: 3:45
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When the road gets dark
And you can no longer see
Just let my love throw a spark
And have a little faith in meWhen the tears you cry
Are all you can believe
Just give these loving arms a try, baby
And have a little faith in meHave a little faith in me
Have a little faith in me
Have a little faith in me
Have a little faith in meWhen your secret heart
Cannot speak so easilyCome here darlin'
From a whisper start
To have a little faith in meWhen your back's against the wall
Just turn around and you will see
I'll be there, I'll be there to catch your fall
So have a little faith in meHave a little faith in me
Have a little faith in me
Have a little faith in me
Have a little faith in me'Cause I've been loving you for such a long time, baby
Expecting nothing in return
Just for you to have a little faith in me
You see time, time is our friend
'Cause for us there is no end
All you gotta do is have a little faith in me (Have a little faith, ooh)I will hold you up, I'm gonna hold you up
Because your love gives me strength enough
So have a little faith in me (Have a little faith)
All I want ya to do for me, babyAll ya gotta do is just to have a little bit of faith in me
(Have a little faith)Oh, you gotta choose, just to have a little faith in me
(Have a little faith)
(Faith, have a little, faith, just a little)
Have a little faith in me (Have a little faith in me)
Have a little faith in me (Have a little faith in me)
Have a little faith in me (Have a little faith in me)
Have a little faith in me (Have a little faith in me)
Posted 5 days ago by rtrt    [ Reply ]
 merobreno wrote:

Horse hocky! This should not have seen the have seen the light of day. Just Don't Do It.>



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Posted 4 months ago by tarry_all    [ Reply ]
Horse hocky! This should not have seen the have seen the light of day. Just Don't Do It.>
Posted 7 months ago by merobreno    [ Reply ]
Dammit, John Hiatt, now there is something in my eye. 
Posted 1 year ago by jmkate    [ Reply ]
 amystone wrote:

There is always room for a new vision. That's what artists do




That's what producers do I think would be more accurate. The only reason this version was created was because of licensing issues with the original for this compilation.
Posted 4 years ago by carricknab    [ Reply ]
There is always room for a new vision. That's what artists do
Posted 4 years ago by amystone    [ Reply ]
Didn't know this version, both versions have their own kind of power - and I'd like the song for its message even if played as a death metal version. 
Posted 4 years ago by rossi304    [ Reply ]
Old cranky, but I love the original (9/10). This one just seems like the closing scene to a bad movie.
Posted 5 years ago by Ando    [ Reply ]
I'm also much more fond of the original. This started at a 9... dropped to a 7.... finally wound up at a 2.
Posted 13 years ago by Catalytic    [ Reply ]
Is Hiatt still wanting a big commercial break-through or something? I think this won\'t give him that and instead it\'ll irritate his loyal following, who\'ll surely prefer his original recording of Have a Little Faith in Me.
Posted 23 years ago by Johray63    [ Reply ]
Grow up, people. The man\'s honoring his RB influences with one of his best songs. The only thing that\'s wrong is the uptight, white drum track, and even that isn\'t horrible.
Posted 23 years ago by SwampYankee    [ Reply ]
would also prefer the original
Posted 23 years ago by mperry    [ Reply ]
This starts out okay, but by the time the choir kicks in, it\'s just awful. What a travesty. Next time, play the original, from Bring the Family.
Posted 23 years ago by Scott    [ Reply ]
Originally Posted by dmax: NO NO NO Stop this awful version of this beautiful song!!!
This is his song...
Posted 23 years ago by tomnam    [ Reply ]
Delbert McClinton does a nice cover of this, by the wy.
Posted 23 years ago by ndanger666    [ Reply ]
I agree, the original is better. I also like Delbert McClinton\'s version as well.
Posted 23 years ago by oufason    [ Reply ]
This is one of my favorite John Hiatt songs (and that's saying a lot, I'm a big fan) - but not this version. The original recording (from Bring the Family, I think), with just the simple piano line and John's expressive voice, really caught the emotions of this song. All the production frosting in this remake overwhelms the flavor.
Posted 23 years ago by beachedge_bill    [ Reply ]
One of those songs that, when I first heard it, went immediately to my local record store and purchased. I\'ve been a huge Hiatt fan ever since.
Posted 23 years ago by guybejammin    [ Reply ]