Do You Have A Little Time
Dido · Life For Rent
If you're feeling low and lost today
You're probably doing too much again
You spend all your hours just rushing around
Do you have a little time
Do you have a little time for me?
Slow down my love you're confusing me
If you're feeling stressed just try calling
You spend your time waiting for anyone to see
Do you have a little time
Do you have a little time for me?
If you should stop for a while
You will find me standing by
Over here at the side of your life
I'd like to hold you still, remind you of all you've missed
If you have a little time
If you have a little time that is
Why do you still run when you could walk with me
Life will pass you by when you move this quickly
What can you see when you're spinning around
Do you have a little time
Do you have a little time for me
If you should stop for a while
You will find me standing by
Over here at the side of your life
I like to hold you still, remind you of all you've missed
If you have a little time
If you have a little time that is
If you let me listen I'll make you feel clear
You spend your time waiting for anyone to see
If you should stop for a while
You will find me standing by
Over here at the side of your life
I'd like to hold you still, remind you of all you've missed
If you have a little time
If you have a little time that is
If you should stop for a while
You will find me standing by
Over here at the side of your life
I'd like to hold you still, remind you of all you've missed
If you have a little time
If you have a little time that is
Do You Have A Little Time
Released on Dido's 2003 album Life For Rent, 'Do You Have A Little Time' exemplifies the ethereal pop sound that defined her early career. The track features her signature breathy vocals layered over a shimmering, atmospheric production that blends electronic textures with organic instrumentation. As a centerpiece of the album, the song reflects the introspective and romantic themes prevalent in her work during this period, capturing the emotional vulnerability characteristic of her discography. It stands as a testament to her ability to craft hauntingly beautiful melodies that resonate across genres, solidifying her status as a key figure in 2000s alternative pop.