Good Friday
Black Crowes · Croweology [2010]
Luxury is temporary then it's gone
I've thought that we would happen
I guess I'm wrong
We'll say hi on the street then we'll move along
I know this will be awkward but not for long
'Cause soon you'll have a new boy
To sing you songs
I will not forgive you
Nor will I accept the blame
I will see you on Good Friday
On Good Friday
I'm sorry, I couldn't do this yesterday
Tomorrow I am busy and what it is I can't say
And Saturday's is no good, we got a show
So it has to be Good Friday then it's so long
I will not forgive you
Nor will I accept the blame
I will see you on Good Friday
On Good Friday
And you, you come and go when you please
I know unfulfilled needs, I know you do too oh
Oh but I, you know I didn't see things through
I didn't pay attention to you but honey I tried
I will not forgive you
Nor will I accept the blame
I will see you on Good Friday
On Good Friday, Good Friday
On Good Friday, oh yes, I will
About Good Friday
"Good Friday" by The Black Crowes appears on the 2010 compilation *Croweology*, serving as a fitting tribute to the band's prolific output and enduring legacy. Released during a period when the group continued to explore their signature blend of Southern rock, blues, and psychedelic influences, the track exemplifies their ability to craft anthemic songs that resonate across generations. The recording captures the band's signature sound, characterized by gritty vocals, driving rhythms, and melodic hooks that have defined their career since the early 1990s. As part of a collection of tracks celebrating their discography, the song highlights the band's commitment to quality over time, offering fans a nostalgic yet fresh perspective on their musical journey. It stands as a testament to their status as a major force in modern rock, capable of delivering both commercial success and critical acclaim through consistent, high-caliber performances. The inclusion of such a track in a retrospective album underscores the band's lasting impact on the genre and their ability to remain relevant while honoring their roots.