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Cream – Crossroads
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“Crossroads” is a song originally by Robert Johnson, written in 1936. It’s a blues track, and the most popular iteration is by Cream. It was the first single of their Wheels of
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Cream – Crossroads (live at Winterland)
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I went down to the crossroads / Fell down on my knees / Down to the crossroads / Fell down on my knees / Asked the Lord above for mercy / "Take me, if you please" / I went down to
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Cream – Crossroads (BBC Sessions)
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I went down to the crossroads / Fell down on my knees / I went down to the crossroads / Fell down on my knees / Shout to the Lord above for mercy / "Take me, if you please" / I
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Cream – Crossroads Samples
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See all of “Crossroads” by Cream’s samples, covers, remixes, interpolations and live versions
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Cream – Crossroads Covers
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See all of “Crossroads” by Cream’s covers
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Eric Clapton – Crossroads
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[Verse] / I went down to the crossroads / Fell down on my knees / I went down to the crossroads / Fell down on my knees / Asked the Lord above for mercy / "Save me, if you please
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Fireflake – Crossroads
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[Verse 1] / Standing at a crossroads – / Two directions up to choose but only one to go / One way leads to salvation, the other one to doom – / The clock is ticking a decision has
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John Mayer – Crossroads
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[Verse] / I went down to the crossroads, fell down on my knees / I went down to the crossroads, fell down on my knees / Asked the Lord for mercy / Said, help me if you please / I
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Cream – Eric Clapton Interview 4
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Eric Patrick Clapton, CBE, (born 30 March 1945) is an English musician, singer and songwriter / He is the only three-time inductee to the Rock and Roll Hall of Fame: once as a solo
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Derek and the Dominos – Crossroads
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I went down to the crossroads, tried to flag a ride / I went down to the crossroads, tried to flag a ride / Nobody seemed to know me, everybody passed me by / I went down to the
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Rush – Crossroads
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[Verse] / I went to the crossroads, fell down on my knees[x2] / Asked the Lord above, have mercy now, save poor Bob, if you please / Standing at the crossroads, tried to flag a
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El Akili – Crossroads
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El akili too bad / Ask Ydee / This and that / Them too dey yarn / Weezy knows / T black knows / Running through the maze of life / Only one man can call it time / Shooting shots
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HappyHappy – Cream Cheese
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[Verse 1] / It's Sunday mornin' / I've got my shoes on / I'm doin' dishes / I'm gettin' drunk / I got a story / I'd love to tell you / But I don't think that you want to talk / And
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Robert Johnson – Cross Road Blues (Take 1) Covers
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See all of “Cross Road Blues (Take 1)” by Robert Johnson’s covers
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Metallica – Solos (Bass/Guitar) [Live] Interpolations
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See all of “Solos (Bass/Guitar) [Live]” by Metallica’s interpolations
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Metallica – Solos (Bass/Guitar) [Live] Samples
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See all of “Solos (Bass/Guitar) [Live]” by Metallica’s samples, covers, remixes, interpolations and live versions
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Robert Johnson – Cross Road Blues (Take 1)
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The song depicts the place Johnson supposedly met with the devil, and sold his soul in exchange for mastery of the blues guitar. There’s an in-depth discussion of Johnson and this
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Cream – Tales of Brave Ulysses (BBC Sessions)
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You thought the leaden winter would bring you down forever / So you traveled on a steamer to the violence of the sun / And the colors of the sea blind your eye with trembling
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Cream – Lawdy Mama (BBC Sessions)
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Wanna go out, baby, too late at night / Lawdy mama, no need to worry / Wanna go out, baby, too late at night / I got a real funny feelin' / You don't wanna treat your daddy right
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Cream – SWLABR (BBC Sessions)
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Comin' to me in the morning, leavin' me at night / Comin' to me in the morning, leavin' me alone / You've got that rainbow feel / But the rainbow has a beard / Runnin' to me a-
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Cream – Born Under a Bad Sign (BBC Sessions)
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Born under a bad sign / I've been down since I began to crawl / If it wasn't for bad luck / I wouldn't have no luck at all / Bad luck and trouble is my only friend / I've been down
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Cream – Traintime
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See the old train go down the track / Hear the wheels go clicketty-clack / It's comin' home, comin' home / Leavin' town, baby, ain't comin' home no more / Get the train, you know
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Cream – Take It Back (BBC Sessions)
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Take it back, take it back / Take that thing right out of here / Right away, far away / Take that thing right out of here / Don't let them take me to where streams are red / I want
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Cream – Sunshine of Your Love
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Jack Bruce’s bass line carries the song. He got the idea for it after going to a Jimi Hendrix concert. When Kees van Wee interviewed Bruce in 2003 for the Dutch magazine Heaven
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Cream – Can't Turn Down
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[Chorus] / I brought an ounce that I can burn down (Down) / Bad bitch and I got her down / Call up your friend / Tell her come down / That’s that shit that I can't turn down / If
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Cream – Politician
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[Verse 1] / Hey now, baby / Get into my big black car / Hey now, baby / Get into my big black car / I want to just show you / What my politics are / [Verse 2] / I'm a political man
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Cream – Falstaff Beer Commercial
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Falstaff / The thirst slaker / Falstaff / The thirst Slaker / The beer that can slake any thirst, any thirst / The beer you reach for first / When you want to quench your thirst
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