All Things In Time Toad the Wet Sprocket

“All Things In Time” by Toad the Wet Sprocket, released in 1997, is a #Rock ballad exploring themes of patience, love, and the passage of time. The lyrics convey a sense of longing and hope, emphasizing that everything unfolds in its own time. The song features melodic guitar work and emotive vocals, resonating with listeners and solidifying the band's legacy in the '90s alt-rock scene.

Call me up when you need
Strangers often deceive
And there's something so freeing
To call out a name
And someone's believing
I've been changing my mind
Through with looking behind
It's a crash course in life
The best you can do is pass by
No getting out alive
I'll hold a light for you to see
All things in time, all you'll ever need
Something i can't explain
Keeps me running, afraid
And every day
Looks me in the face and says
"who'd you think you were, anyway?"
If you'll hold a light for me to see
All things in time, all we'll ever need
Well, you told me so
That we'd seen this all before
So what is it keeps us coming back for more?
I'll hold a light for you to see
All things in time, all you'll ever need
All things in time, all we'll ever need

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