Blind Faith

Top songs meanings

Can't Find My Way Home
Do What You Like
Had To Cry Today
Sea Of Joy

About Blind Faith

Blind Faith was a short-lived British supergroup formed in 1969, consisting of Eric Clapton, Steve Winwood, Ginger Baker, and Ric Grech. Despite their brief existence, they made a significant impact on the rock scene, blending blues, rock, and jazz influences. The band released only one self-titled album, which included the hit song 'Can't Find My Way Home.'

Their lyrics often explored themes of feeling lost in life and the need for personal change, reflecting the tumultuous nature of the late 1960s. Songs like 'Had to Cry Today' and 'Do What You Like' also touched on the urgency and existential concerns of running out of time, resonating with the era's spirit of transformation and self-discovery.