Let It Bleed
Sheryl Crow · Other Songs - Sheryl Crow
And if you want it, well you can lean on me
She said, my breasts they will always be open
Baby, you can rest your weary head on me
And there will always be a space in my parking lot
When you need a little coke and sympathy
Yeah we all need someone we can dream on
And if you want it, well you can dream on me
I was dreaming of a steel guitar engagement
When you drink my health in scented jasmin tea
You knifed me in my dirty filthy basement
With that jaded faded junky nurse, oh what pleasant company
We all need someone we can feed on
And if you want it, well you can feed on me
Take my arm, take my leg
Oh baby don't you take my head
We all need someone we can bleed on
And if you want it baby, well you can bleed on me
We all need someone we can bleed on
And if you want it, why don't you bleed on me
Get it on rider, get it on rider
Get it on rider, you can bleed all over me
Well lean on rider, dream on rider
Feed on rider, bleed on rider
Let It Bleed
Sheryl Crow's "Let It Bleed" stands as a testament to her enduring songwriting prowess and ability to craft emotionally resonant rock anthems. Drawing from her extensive discography, which includes landmark albums like Tuesday Night Music Club and The Globe Sessions, the track showcases her signature blend of bluesy rock and introspective lyricism. While often associated with her most celebrated hits, this recording highlights the depth of her musical catalogue beyond chart-topping singles. The song reflects Crow's consistent exploration of personal vulnerability and resilience, themes that have defined her career since the early 1990s. As part of her broader body of work, "Let It Bleed" offers listeners a glimpse into the artist's continued evolution, maintaining the polished production and melodic sensibility that have made her a staple in American rock music.