The Sunshine Of Your Love

Eric Clapton · Complete Clapton [2007]

It's getting near dawn

When lights close their tired eyes

I'll soon be with you my love

To give you my dawn surprise

I'll be with you darling soon

I'll be with you when the stars start falling



I've been waiting so long

To be where I'm going

In the sunshine of your love



I'm with you my love

The light's shining through on you

Yes, I'm with you my love

It's the morning and just we two

I'll stay with you darling now

I'll stay with you till my seas are dried up



I've been waiting so long

To be where I'm going

In the sunshine of your love



I'm with you my love

The light's shining through on you

Yes, I'm with you my love

It's the morning and just we two

I'll stay with you darling now

I'll stay with you till my seas are dried up



I've been waiting so long

I've been waiting so long

I've been waiting so long

To be where I'm going

In the sunshine of your love

The Sunshine Of Your Love

Eric Clapton's 'The Sunshine Of Your Love' stands as a definitive acoustic masterpiece, originally recorded in 1966 with the Yardbirds before his tenure with Cream. The track exemplifies the British blues-rock sound of the mid-1960s, characterized by its intricate guitar work and melodic sensibility. Clapton's rendition is widely regarded as one of the most beautiful guitar solos in rock history, showcasing a technical proficiency that would later define his career. The song's enduring popularity stems from its ability to capture a specific moment in musical evolution, blending the raw energy of blues with the emerging rock aesthetic. It remains a staple in his discography, frequently performed live and recorded on various albums, cementing its status as a classic that transcends generations.