Trying to ID old rock song "you've got to have faith"

[OldBitty]

My cousin and I are trying to ID a song

he heard a while back on a friend's CD.

Apparently it was sort of a "happy" rock

song that lead to a somewhat screaming

kind of chorus in which the lyrics were

"you've got to have faith". That's all he

remembers about it. Any clue what song

this might be?

Edited March 28, 2008 by Guest
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[Otokichi]

Is it George Michael's "Faith"? (It's the only song that comes to mind, even though it's not that old.)

[indigoboo]

Both Violent Femmes "Faith" and Maria McKee's "You Gotta Sin to Get Saved" fit the bill, but neither of them was a radio hit or anything.

[Jenny]

It sounds like the Limp Bizkit remake of George Michael's "Faith". I can't access You Tube on this computer, or I'd add a clip on for you, but go check it out and see if that's it.

Welcome to Songfacts, OldBitty.

[blind-fitter]

Limp Bizkit covering George Michael's "Faith"? Sounds like the worst of living nightmares.

Popular culture, eh? Where did it all go wrong?

[Farin]

listen to it ...if you dare

(I didn't )

[Levis]

Isn't Limp Bizkit's version of Faith mashed up with their version of Bowie's 'Fame' so that their chorus is 'Fame'?

I've heard... maybe 30 seconds of it, so I'm not quite sure

[Jenny]

You made it through 30 seconds of Limp Bizkit? you are a braver soul than I!

[Levis]

They were the last 30 seconds and I was too traumatised by what I heard to move.

Not as traumatised as when I heard the Verve/Motley Crue mashup. I had to hold on to something to keep myself up

[phil]

That really sucked. Thank you Martin for ruining me for life.