A Whole Lotta Pride Robert Cray
"A Whole Lotta Pride" by Robert Cray, released in 1990, is a blues track that explores themes of self-respect and emotional resilience in the face of heartbreak. The lyrics convey a struggle between pride and vulnerability. Musically, it features soulful guitar riffs and a smooth vocal delivery, characteristic of Cray's style. #Blues
Somebody send me a doctor
There's a pain I can't stop
It's seems to me there isn't much time
By the ticking of the clock
Feels like a deadly fever
Or is it just your sweet revenge?
I guess this makes us even
You said I'd pay in the end
Here comes that heartache
But I know I can make it
With a little faith
And a whole lotta pride
No kinds of pills will help me
And I won't take no shots
My only hope of living is
If we can start from the top
I can taste the bitter teardrops
I've made you cry before
Do you have to leave me, baby
Just to even up the score?
Here comes that heartache
But I know I can make it
With a little faith
And a whole lotta pride
There's a pain I can't stop
It's seems to me there isn't much time
By the ticking of the clock
Feels like a deadly fever
Or is it just your sweet revenge?
I guess this makes us even
You said I'd pay in the end
Here comes that heartache
But I know I can make it
With a little faith
And a whole lotta pride
No kinds of pills will help me
And I won't take no shots
My only hope of living is
If we can start from the top
I can taste the bitter teardrops
I've made you cry before
Do you have to leave me, baby
Just to even up the score?
Here comes that heartache
But I know I can make it
With a little faith
And a whole lotta pride
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