Do you remember
Not so long ago
When I could just pick you up
And warm your soul
We'd sit and talk about the difference between
The world of bad and good
And I was doing the best I could
Bedtime stories
Read you off to sleep
Wishing you all my love
And sweet, sweet dreams
I'd wait until you were closing your eyes
Just because I thought I should
And I'd wonder while I watched you breathe
What this crazy world had up its sleeve
I was doing the best I could
Time Flies--So the saying goes
But I don't know if it's true
Because every dayd is so full of life
And so much of it is you
Now you stand-so tall
And look straight in my eyes
Longing with all your might
To be strong and wise
So on summer nights when you're driving away
I hope you understand
That this new found freedom you have earned
Worries me till you return
And I'm doing the best I can
And my love for you will never end
Timothy Bruce Schmit, known as Timothy B. Schmit, is an American singer-songwriter and bassist born in 1947. He rose to international fame as a member of Poco from 1972 to 1977, helping to define the band's country-rock sound. In 1977, he joined the Eagles, becoming one of the pillars of the group until today. Schmit brought a warm and melodic voice to the formation, characterized by introspective lyrics and refined arrangements. Among his most famous songs with the Eagles are "Take It Easy", "Heartache Tonight" and "I Can't Tell You Why". In 1998, he was inducted into the Rock and Roll Hall of Fame as a member of the Eagles, a recognition that consecrates his influence on American music. Besides his work with Poco and the Eagles, Schmit has collaborated with numerous artists, including Jackson Browne and Kenny Loggins.
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