I Was Only Joking / Patience (Live In New York, Ritz Theatre - May 16, 1991)

Lyrics

[Intro] This is something that made me sick hearin' it on the radio I think it made everybody in our band sick hearin' it on the radio But it's somethin' we could all use, I'm sure Somethin' called "Patience" Hit me with some Rod Steward, baby [Instrumental Break] *Whistling* [Verse 1] I shed a tear 'cause I'm missin' you I'm still alright to smile Girl, I think about you every day now There was a time when I wasn't sure But you set my mind at ease There is no doubt you're in my heart now [Chorus] Said, woman, take it slow, it'll work itself out fine 'Cause all we need is just a little patience Said, sugar, make it slow and we can come together fine 'Cause all we need is just a little patience Patience, patience, patience [Verse 2] I sit here on the stairs 'Cause I'd rather be alone If I can't have you right now, I'll wait, dear Sometimes I get so tense But I can't speed up the time But you know, love, that there's one more thing to consider [Chorus] Said, woman, take it slow and things will be just fine You and I'll just use a little patience Said, sugar, take the time because the lights, they shine so bright You and I've got what it takes to make it We won't fake it Oh, never break it 'Cause I couldn't take it Ah [Guitar Solo] [Instrumental Break] [Outro] Ooh, yeah Little patience, yeah Just a little patience, yeah Just a little patience, yeah Just a little patience, yeah Just a little patience I've been walkin' the streets at night (Yeah) Just tryin' to get it right (A little patience) It's hard to see with so many around (Yeah) You know I don't like bein' stuck in a crowd (Just a little patience) And the streets won't change, but, baby, the name (Yeah) I ain't got time for the game 'cause I need you (Gotta have more patience) Yeah, yeah, but I need you (Yeah) Oh, I need you Oh, I need you This time, yeah I think it's more cover tune time Oh, thank you This is the ballad set, right now [?] This is a song by Some new guy named Bob Dylan Any time, home boy