Eric Clapton - Crossroads 2: Live In the Seventies

Eyesight to the Blind / Why Does Love Got to Be So Sad ?

You talk about your woman
I wish you could see mine,
You talk about your woman
I wish you could see mine,
Every time she starts to lovin'
She brings eyesight to the blind.

You know her daddy gave her magic
I can tell by the way she walks.
You know her daddy gave her magic
I can tell by the way she walks.
Everytime we start shakin'
The dumb begin to talk.

She's got the power to heal you never fear
She's got the power to heal you never fear
Just a word from her lips
And the deaf begin to hear.



Credits
Writer(s): Bobby Whitlock, Eric Clapton, Sonny Boy Williamson Ii
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Other Album Tracks

  1. Have You Ever Loved a Woman
  2. Willie and the Hand Jive / Get Ready
  3. Can't Find My Way Home
  4. Driftin' Blues / Rambling On My Mind
  5. Little Wing
  6. Layla
  7. I Shot the Sheriff
  8. Badge
  9. Driftin' Blues
  10. Eyesight to the Blind / Why Does Love Got to Be So Sad ?

All Album Tracks: Crossroads 2: Live In the Seventies >

Altri album

  1. It Makes No Difference (Live at Crypto.com Arena, Los Angeles, CA, 9/24/2023)
  2. Meanwhile
  3. One Woman
  4. To Save a Child
  5. Prayer of a Child
  6. Rarities 2001-2010
  7. Moon River / How Could We Know - Single
  8. The Definitive 24 Nights (Live)
  9. Key to the Highway (Live at The Royal Albert Hall)
  10. Knockin' On Heaven's Door (Live at The Royal Albert Hall)

All Albums of Eric Clapton >

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