Eric Clapton & Friends - The Breeze (An Appreciation of JJ Cale)

Whippoorwill's singing Soft summer breeze Makes me think of my baby I left down in New Orleans I left down in New Orleans Magnolia, you sweet thing You're driving me mad Got to get back to you, babe You're the best I ever had You're the best I ever h

Cajun moon, where does your power lie As you move across the southern sky You took my babe way too soon What have you done, Cajun moon Someday babe, when you want your man And you find him gone, just like the wind Don't trouble your mind whatever you

The old man he catches the fish in the morning He rides the river every day I sit on the bank and I holler when he passes "Hey, old man, are they biting today" I wake up in the morning, thinking 'bout my troubles I go down to the water and they

I make rock 'n' roll records I sell 'em for a dime I make my living and feed my children All in good time The blues they go for a quarter Guaranteed to satisfy It's a real funky deal Don't let it pass you by If your evening sun don't shine, my friend

Don't take her for granted She has a hard time Don't misunderstand her Or play with her mind Treat her so gently It will pay you in time You've got to know She's the sensitive kind Tell her you love her Each and every night You will discover She will

Someday she'll be here, that's a fact Someday, she'll be coming right back Maybe I'm dreaming I hope it's not so, but Someday she's comin' back I know You know I'm ready, to see her again When that someday will never end When she left with no goodbye

They call me the breeze I keep blowing down the road They call me the breeze I keep blowing down the road I ain't got me nobody I ain't carryin' me no load Ain't no change in the weather Ain't no change in me Ain't no change in the weather Ain't no c