His focus expanded then, and the project became a reflection of the hope and new perspective born from struggles like these. He’s been through a divorce since his last studio release, and those emotions are definitely present.Īnd It’s Still Alright was originally centered around Rateliff’s crumbling relationship, but the subject matter shifted when Rateliff’s longtime friend and producer, Richard Swift, died in 2018. His voice is low and hearty, but when he slides up to a folk-shout to wash us in anguish, the change in pitch is chilling. Or do you feast upon the weak and weary of heart.
What’s that you used to say Find a love that you can wait for. Time stands in a duel, and I stand for you. The honesty in his voice while he tells a painful tale is moving. I sit and contemplate all the moments you said. Rateliff’s performance features beautiful melodies from his acoustic guitar, a keyboard and a four-piece string section. The chorus bleeds with sentiments of devotion and endearment: “Are you just too old? Or too young to carry? / Time stands in a duel, I stand for you.” “Time Stands” is a vague, yet soulful love story that seems to have gone awry. The song appears on Rateliff’s new solo album, And It’s Still Alright. Tuesday night, Nathaniel Rateliff performed his song “Time Stands” on The Late Show with Stephen Colbert. nathaniel rateliff time stands lyrics : for a moment i could wait to see it fall apart every empty bed in every city ive been i sit and contemplate all.
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