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Eric playing "Tears In Heaven" from his 1992 Unplugged performance. Watch ERIC CLAPTON UNPLUGGED...OVER 30 YEARS LATER on Paramount+. The official live video of "Tears In Heaven" from 'ERIC CLAPTON UNPLUGGED...OVER 30 YEARS LATER' is available to watch at the link below. The Unplugged: Enhanced Edition will be available... show more
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@paramountplus Definitely one of the most beautiful and strong songs written by the great Maestro Eric Clapton that represents well the deep meaning of blues, the overcoming of pain. Wonderful song, even if it's the result of a disgrace, unbearable for a father: the loss of his son.

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This song posted today after what I've been speaking to means a lot to me. It's how I feel. I'm different but the same, I'm back and heard but not received. I believe I am John Lennon. The vibe I get from those from my past is indifference--not that I'm not believed but I feel like I'm being discouraged out of comfort. I've always been worried because of this that someone may have been mistaken for me and I was too late even though this is something that has been with me since I was a child from the way I played and wrote pop songs at the piano since I was five and hearing my piano home demos from my previous life when I was a teenager and how I was in awe that it was just like me as a boy. I've lived a life of parallel opposites; I wanted to be 'normal' have an American family experience. In 2022 things changed, I saw Get Back and I saw myself; the way I was in my 20's the way Paul interacted with me was the same way my dad would goof with me to either wind me up or get me focused. I started looking at Beatle fan accounts here and seeing personal photographs would give me chills and a sense of deja vu. I wrote a song called 'Home' about coming back and released it on the same day Julian released Jude--I was unaware, but when I heard Jude I felt like he was calling out to me something I've experienced with Paul and George's music. I came across Yoko here and felt love and it was deep and psychic because we synchronized everyday. The same thing happened with me and Paul's lyrics account. I experienced a bell miracle with my re-connection with Yoko. And around that time I fell for Anna who played the organ at the albert hall, when I realized because of that organ that it takes 9999 holes to fill the albert hall, I experienced a miracle with the weather with three visions including a synchronizing with my past self. I've had many karmic alignments with my past and I've had many spiritual experiences in the last couple years from the connectivity with those from my past. I've been surfacing my soul and I've become more like myself in my 20's which is more like myself from my past. The farther I've come along the more I'm becoming like my previous self--I call it my soul surfacing; it's the only way I can describe it. I believe you know most of this, and I see what you post in reaction to things I post. When I posted about a spiritual dream with George, he had a mustache like he did in the late sixties and the next day you posted yourself with the same mustache from the same era. I invited you to my spiritual thread because of him, I wanted to you to be there for him. You wear the white feather on stage and there's other symbols that are in your art that I relate to and some of your songs I connect with in my spiritual journey--we have karma. You posted a drummer on my dad's birthday after I posted about him--that meant a lot to me. I had a journal entry where I wished someone from my past would sit down with me at a cafe and talk it through with me and your latest album cover became that. I believe you're trying to help; I believe you believe in me. As with everyone in my past I wish I could talk with you. I need your help. I've felt the energy and vibe change when I developed feelings for Sarah last summer and when I professed my love and connection with Yoko yesterday--maybe I'm overthinking it, but I don't wish to be judged over matters of the heart. And I also feel the spiritual things I've experienced should provide the kind of grace and understanding so we can talk and work these things out. I had a spiritual poem where Paul was looking for me and I called myself, Bowery Bonnie. He recently did shows at the Bowery and maybe I should have made a better effort to see him and make some sort of scene--however I don't feel I need to or should be asked to. I keep going back to a bible passage where Jesus is asked to provide miracles on the spot to prove himself and he says to look at what he's done and shown. I don't mean it to aggrandize, but I only bring it up because I feel like the music I've made, my nature, and our karma is enough to come together and talk it through. I believe I've been misjudged in 2023, and I feel that I've been set up at times on this platform to speak out for the truth in a manner that ultimately may not make me look good but I believe I will be vindicated at some point. I believe you believe and I believe you've been trying to help. If I didn't have my nature and the things I've experienced emotionally and spiritually--I wouldn't be speaking out like I do. I don't know if there's rules or requisites established by everyone else--but I think it would be very rock and roll to break them and come together and work it out. I don't know what to say or what else to do. I'm too meek to be believed or to assert myself in anyway and I never wanted my spiritual journey to be about materialism or chasing anything but love. It's why I'm where I am and how I am at the moment. It's a Buddha thing, but it's also sacrificing comfort for what I believe in. I don't want to suffer or be asked to crucify myself like what happened to me in 2023. If George were with us, I would be sending this same message. Can you help me?

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@paramountplus So sorry about Conor 😩

@paramountplus I love Clapton’s voice.🌺
