Unduh "Jim Croce Hard Time Losin' Man with Lyrics in Description"

Track 4 from his third album “You Don’t Mess Around with Jim” released in 1972 copyright ABC Records. After hearing a demo tape, the Polygram Group in the Netherlands agreed to finance the recording of the album at “The Hit Factory” in New York City. The finished product was shopped around and rejected by forty record companies before ABC listened and agreed to sign Croce. The album received slightly better than average reviews and achieved Gold status the following year. After his death in September, 1973 in a small plane crash in Louisiana that was attributed to pilot error, “Time in a Bottle” was released as a single and reached No. 1, becoming his second single to top the charts. Written by Jim Croce and produced by Terry Cashman & Tommy West. RIP Gary Chester, Maury Muehleisen, Jim Croce & Tommy West. Featuring: Jim Croce – Lead vocals, rhythm & acoustic guitars & background vocals Maury Muehleisen – Lead, rhythm & acoustic guitars & background vocals Tommy West – Bass, percussion, acoustic & electric pianos, harpsichord, rhythm guitars & background vocals Joe Macho – Bass Jimmy Ryan – Bass Gary Chester – Drums The Briggs – Background vocals Terry Cashman – Background vocals And you think you seen trouble, well you're lookin' at the man ah, ha Oh, the world's own original hard-luck story and a hard time losin' man Oh, sometimes skies are cloudy and sometimes skies are blue And sometimes they say that you eat the bear but sometime the bear eats you And sometimes I feel like I should go far, far away and hide 'Cause I keep a waitin' for my ship to come in and all that ever come is the tide And you think you seen trouble, well you're lookin' at the man ah, ha Oh, the world's own original hard-luck story and a hard time losin' man Oh, I saved up all my money, I gonna buy me a flashy car So I go downtown to see the man and he smokin' on a big cigar Well he musta thought I were Rockefeller or a uptown man of wealth He said, "Boy I got the car that's made for you and it's cleaner than the Board of Health" Then I got on the highway, oh, I feelin' fine, I hit a bump Then I found I bought a car held together by wire, and a coupla hunks of twine And you think you seen trouble, well you're lookin' at the man ah, ha Oh, the world's own original hard-luck story and a hard time losin' man Oh, Friday night, feelin' right, I head out on the street Standin' in the doorway was a dealer known as "Pete" Well, he sold me a dime of some super-fine dynamite from Mexico I spent all that night, just tryin' to get right on a ounce of oregano And you think you seen trouble, well you're lookin' at the man ah, ha Oh, the world's own original hard-luck story and a hard time losin' man And you think you seen trouble, well you're lookin' at the man ah, ha Oh, the world's own original hard-luck story and a hard time losin' man And you think you seen trouble, well you're lookin' at the man ah, ha Oh, the world's own original hard-luck story and a hard time losin' man And you think you seen trouble, well you're lookin' at the man ah, ha Oh, the world's own original hard-luck story and a hard time losin' man