Chances Are by Sheryl Crow
Chances Are by Sheryl Crow

Chances Are

Sheryl Crow * Track #4 On Wildflower

The music player is only available for users with at least 1,000 points.

Download "Chances Are"

Chances Are by Sheryl Crow

Release Date
Tue Sep 27 2005
Performed by
Sheryl Crow
Produced by
Jeff Trott & Sheryl Crow
Writed by
Jeff Trott & Sheryl Crow
About

“Chances Are” was first released as a B-side to the lead single, “Soak Up the Sun” from her previous album. However, was later properly released as an album track on Wildflower.

The song is inspired by the work of Terence McKenna, an ethnobotanist, philosopher, and writer, who advocated for the use...

Read more ⇣

Chances Are Lyrics

[Verse 1]
I was lost inside a daydream
Swimming through the saline
I looked at you and you breathed in
Well, that's the way it's always been

[Chorus]
It all comes down to creating time
You don't always have to make it right
We'll all drive by in our hybrid lives
Chances are we'll make it back

[Verse 2]
I was doing time in the L.A. jail
My crime was living inside a failure
No matter how, it don't matter now
Rest assured the rest is blurred

[Chorus]
It all comes down to doing time
We don't always have to make it a crime
We'll all drive off in our hybrid lives
Chances are we'll make it back
We'll make it back
We'll make it back

[Bridge]
Terence McKenna said:
"It is better to explore within
We were apes before we spoke of sin
The cosmos sits on the tip of a pin"

[Chorus]
It all comes down to creating time
You don't always have to make it alright
We'll all drive by with our hybrid lives
Chances are, chances are
Chances are we'll make it back
We'll make it back
We'll make it back
We'll make it back

Chances Are Q&A

Who wrote Chances Are's ?

Chances Are was written by Jeff Trott & Sheryl Crow.

Who produced Chances Are's ?

Chances Are was produced by Jeff Trott & Sheryl Crow.

When did Sheryl Crow release Chances Are?

Sheryl Crow released Chances Are on Tue Sep 27 2005.

What did Sheryl Crow say about "Chances Are"?

The concept of the song was explained by co-writer Jeff Trott:

It’s a little bit inspired by this doctor Terence McKenna, who wrote a book called Archaic Revival. He studied Psilocybin mushrooms, the effects and the religious aspects of these hallucinogenic drugs. He had this theory that human bein...

Read more ⇣
Your Gateway to High-Quality MP3, FLAC and Lyrics
DownloadMP3FLAC.com