Faith
Texas · Southside
In what I'm saying
It's so much harder
When it's you who is listening
When I see suspicion in your eyes
You know it hurts me
It turns my head around
No words could explain
You've got to have faith in me
nothing left to lose
You've got to have faith in me
nothing left to lose
I'm gonna prove myself true to you somehow
Have faith
Deceiving
Deceiving only you
Why should I care
When it means nothing to you
When I see life coming closer
I turn and pray
Was it all in vain
Will my world change
You've got to have faith in me
You've nothing left to lose
You've got to have faith in me
You've nothing left to lose
I'm gonna prove myself true to you somehow
Have faith
Oh pleasing you has proven to be
To be my weakest link yeh
But if I change no place is safe
Safe from a piece of mind
You've got to have faith in me
You've nothing left to lose
Please have faith in me
You've nothing left to lose
You've got to have faith in me
I'm gonna prove myself true to you somehow
Have faith
You've got to have faith in me
About Faith
Texas's "Faith" stands as a defining track on the Southside album, showcasing the artist's signature blend of soulful R&B and gospel-infused pop that characterized their career in the 1990s. The song exemplifies Texas's ability to craft emotionally resonant melodies that balance smooth vocal delivery with driving rhythms, a hallmark of their work during this era. Released alongside other notable singles like "I Don't Want A Lover" and "In My Heart," "Faith" contributed to a discography known for its infectious hooks and themes of love and devotion. The recording captures the essence of Texas's musical style, which drew inspiration from classic soul and contemporary R&B, creating a sound that appealed to both casual listeners and dedicated fans. Its enduring popularity reflects the artist's impact on the genre and the lasting appeal of their catalog.