Ten Long Years B.B. King & Eric Clapton
"Ten Long Years," performed by B.B. King and Eric Clapton, is a blues song reflecting on heartbreak and the pain of lost love over a decade. Released in 2000, it explores themes of longing, regret, and emotional resilience. The collaboration showcases rich guitar solos and soulful vocals, blending traditional blues with modern elements. #Blues
{Intro}
Well, I had a woman
She was nice, kind and loving to me in every way
Oh, I had a woman
She was kind and loving to me in every way
Oh, she used to love me
And bring my breakfast to the bed every day
Oh, for ten long years
She was my pride and joy
Oh, for ten long years
She was my pride and joy
I used to call her my little girl
Oh, she used to call me, she used to call me her little boy
{Bridge}
Oh, it's all over, baby
You know I'm all alone
It's all over, baby
Babe, you know I'm all alone
Well, the reason you hear me singing the blues, baby
Yeah, you know my baby's gone, she's gone, she's gone
{outro}
Well, I had a woman
She was nice, kind and loving to me in every way
Oh, I had a woman
She was kind and loving to me in every way
Oh, she used to love me
And bring my breakfast to the bed every day
Oh, for ten long years
She was my pride and joy
Oh, for ten long years
She was my pride and joy
I used to call her my little girl
Oh, she used to call me, she used to call me her little boy
{Bridge}
Oh, it's all over, baby
You know I'm all alone
It's all over, baby
Babe, you know I'm all alone
Well, the reason you hear me singing the blues, baby
Yeah, you know my baby's gone, she's gone, she's gone
{outro}
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