Youve been searching high and low, still so far to go
Youve been searching everywhere, I know you care
Walking down the endless street, what will you meet?
Who knows, who knows?
Youll keep on searching till the very end
For one true lover and for one true friend
Youll get your answer on the whispering wind
When you find it, just dont let go
Laughed with saints and cried with clowns, lived that up and down
Walked out in the pouring rain to stop your pain
Cried out on a mountain high, why life goes by?
Why love can die, oh why?
The lyrics YOU'LL KEEP ON SEARCHING of STEVE WINWOOD is also present in the album Refugees on the heart (1990)
Steve Winwood (nato Stephen Lawrence Winwood il 12 maggio 1948) è un leggendario musicista britannico noto per la sua poliedrica carriera che spazia dal rock al blues, dal soul al jazz. Iniziò a suonare giovanissimo, entrando nel gruppo The Spencer Davis Group all'età di 16 anni. Con loro ottenne grande successo negli anni '60 con brani come "Gimme Some Lovin'". Dopo la disgregazione del gruppo, Winwood si unì a Traffic, band psichedelica che lo vide comporre e interpretare successi come "Low Spark of High Heeled Boys" e "Feelin' Alright". Nel 1969 formò Blind Faith con Eric Clapton, Ginger Baker e Steve Stills, un supergruppo che registrò un unico album auto-intitolato prima di sciogliersi. Negli anni '70 Winwood intraprese una carriera solista di grande successo, pubblicando album come "Arc of a Diver" (1982) con il singolo "Higher Love", e "Back in the High Life" (1986), che lo consacrò come uno dei più grandi artisti del suo tempo. Winwood è stato insignito di numerosi premi, tra cui un Grammy Award per la sua carriera musicale.
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