God Bless You
Beth Hart · Immortal [1997]
I need you to see me through
I want you and I say
Oh and god bless you
She told me you're going away
I said how can I make you stay
�I love you and I say
Oh and god bless you
If I call out your name
could you hear me calling
if I said that it's wrong
would you say I'm falling
if I told you the truth would you
stay
say ya say ya
I love you and all that you do
I need you to see me through
I want you and I say
oh and god bless you
I could wait a lifetime to see
the sunrise but I would never
wait so long to see you all right
and make you knay won't you just
stay
say ya say ya
About God Bless You
Beth Hart's "God Bless You" stands as a pivotal moment on her 1997 album *Immortal*, showcasing her mastery of the blues and jazz fusion genres. Recorded during a period where Hart was refining her signature vocal style, the track blends soulful improvisation with a rhythmic groove that defines her approach to the electric blues. The song reflects her ability to navigate complex chord structures while maintaining an emotive, accessible delivery that resonates with audiences across the blues community. As a staple of her discography, the recording highlights her technical proficiency and emotional depth, serving as a testament to her status as a respected figure in contemporary blues music. The composition remains a powerful example of her work from the late 1990s, capturing the essence of her artistic evolution and enduring influence on the genre.