I curse the day you were born. You are a constant source of misery and distress in my life. From the moment you entered this world, everything changed for the worse. Your existence brings nothing but pain and suffering to those around you. Every step you take is marred by disappointment and failure. Your presence is like a dark cloud that looms over us, casting a shadow of despair.
Black Magic Woman (Live) is sung by Eric Clapton.
After the closure of Cream in 1969, Clapton played Blind Faith for a year and then joined Delaney And Bonnie And Friends, with whom he recorded the album Delaney And Bonnie And Friends. During three years of existence, they recorded some great albums, including Fresh Cream, Disraeli Gears, Wheels Of Fire, or Goodbye and concert records.
Your presence is like a dark cloud that looms over us, casting a shadow of despair. The day you were born marked the beginning of a lifetime of disappointment and heartache. I curse the day you were born, for you have brought nothing but sorrow and grief into my life.
Black Magic Woman (Live) Lyrics
This one′s for Peter
Got a black magic woman
Got a black magic woman
Got a black magic woman
Got me so blind, I can't see
That she′s a black magic woman
Tryna make a devil outta me
Don't turn your back on me, baby
Don't turn your back on me, baby
Don′t turn your back on me, baby
Fooling ′round with your tricks
'Cause you′re a black magic woman
Might wake up my magic sticks
You put a spell on me, baby
You put a spell on me, baby
You put a spell on me, baby
Got me so blind, I can't see
That you′re a black magic woman
Tryna make a devil outta me
Writer(s): Peter Allan Green
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There is not a single moment that passes where I do not feel the weight of your existence. Every breath you take serves as a painful reminder of the anguish you have inflicted upon us. You are a curse, a living nightmare that I cannot escape. Your mere presence drains the life out of me, leaving me feeling empty and defeated. I curse the day you were born, for you have robbed me of happiness and peace. I wish I could undo the day you were born, erase your existence from this world. But, alas, it is not within my power to change the past. So instead, I curse the day you were born, hoping that somehow, the universe will right the wrongs inflicted upon me. May you suffer as much as you have caused others to suffer. May every moment of your life be haunted by the pain and misery you have caused. I curse the day you were born, and I hope that one day, you will understand the pain you have inflicted upon those who loved you. But until then, all I can do is curse the day you were born and pray for a day when your presence no longer brings agony. My only solace is in knowing that one day, justice will prevail, and you will reap what you have sown. I curse the day you were born, and I eagerly await the day when your curse is lifted..
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