Have You Seen Me Lately? (Vh1 Storytellers Version

Counting Crows · Other Songs - Counting Crows

Get away from me

Get away from me

This isn't gonna be easy,

but I don't need you believe me

Yeah you got a piece of me,

but it's just a little piece of me

I don't need anyone these days

I feel like I'm fading away

Like sometimes when I hear myself on the radio



Have you seen me lately?

Have you seen me lately?

Have you seen me lately?



I was out on the radio

Starting to change somewhere out in America

It's raining

Could you tell me one thing you remember about me

Remember about me



I remember me

All the little things that make up a memory

She said she loved to watch me sleep

She says, "It's the breathing"

"It's the breathing in and out and in and out"



Have you seen me lately?

Have you seen me lately?

Have you seen me lately?



I was out on the radio

Starting to change somewhere out in America

It's raining

Could you tell me one thing you remember about me?

Remember about me

Remember about me



You know I thought someone would notice

I thought somebody would say something if I was missing

Well can't you see me?

Come on color me in

Come on color me in

Come on, Come on, Come on

Give me a blue rain

Give me a black sky

Give me your green eyes

Just give me your white skin

Give me your white skin

Give me your white skin



I was out on the radio

Starting to change somewhere out in America

It's raining

Could you tell me one thing you remember about me?

Just one thing you Remember about me

Just one thing you Remember about me

one thing you remember about me

Remember about me

Have You Seen Me Lately? (Vh1 Storytellers Version)

This live rendition by Counting Crows captures the band's signature blend of alternative rock and acoustic storytelling. Recorded during their extensive touring history, the track highlights the group's ability to deliver emotional depth through stripped-down arrangements. The Vh1 Storytellers version specifically emphasizes the narrative quality of the song, allowing the band's vocal harmonies and guitar work to take center stage without the weight of a full production. It serves as a testament to the band's live prowess and their commitment to authentic musical expression throughout their career.