Steve Winwood

Released: April 29, 2008

Songwriter: Peter Godwin Steve Winwood

Producer: Steve Winwood

When waves crash by my sleepy pillow
I'm dreaming love will surely follow
See weeping shadows on my balcony
But there's more than I can see
We're all looking
Sometimes we find
We're all waiting
To see a sign

But we're searching
Deep in our own minds
We're all looking
Sometimes we're blind

When life is much too beautiful to bear
I still feel pain of it in there
And as I walk across the endless sky
There's nothing good about goodbye

And everything that brings me down to earth
Is just another day to pray
To while the day and wonder what it's worth
There's nothing left that we can say

We're all looking
Sometimes we find
We're all waiting
To see a sign

But we're searching
Deep in our own minds
We're all looking
Sometimes we're blind

We're all looking
Sometimes we find
We're all waiting
To see a sign

But we're searching
Deep in our own minds
We're all looking
Sometimes we're blind

We're all looking
Sometimes we find
We're all waiting
To see a sign

But we're searching
Deep in our own minds
We're all looking
Sometimes we're blind

We're all looking
Sometimes we find
We're all waiting
To see a sign

But we're searching
Deep in our own minds
We're all looking
Sometimes we're blind
Blind, blind, blind

Steven Lawrence Winwood is most famous for his solo work, including two number one hits Higher Love and Roll with It, and for being the member of two supergroups, Traffic and Blind Faith, along with helping found the Spencer Davis Group at fourteen years old.

Speaking of which, Mozart had nothing on Winwood as a keyboard

As a boy in middle school, little Stevie Winwood played the Hammond synth for Blues gods and Rock & Roll founders like Muddy Waters, John Lee Hooker, Howlin' Wolf, B.B. King, Chuck Berry and Bo Diddley, when they toured in Britain. We’d list more, but it’s exhausting to link all of those names.

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