We're All the Way

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"We're All the Way" is a soft, introspective ballad best known from Eric Clapton’s 1977 album *Slowhand*, showcasing his mellow vocal style and gentle, country-tinged arrangement.

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Predicate Object
instanceOf song
arrangementStyle country-tinged
associatedWithLabel RSO Records
composer Don Williams
countryOfOrigin United States
genre ballad
country
soft rock
hasInstrumentalTexture acoustic-oriented arrangement
hasKeyPerformerRole lead vocals by Eric Clapton (Slowhand version)
hasMood intimate
tender
hasMusicalArtist Don Williams
Eric Clapton
includedOn Don Williams album Country Boy
Eric Clapton album Slowhand
language English
lyricist Don Williams
notableFor gentle arrangement
introspective lyrics
soft, introspective ballad style
originalPerformer Don Williams
partOfAlbum Country Boy
Slowhand
performer Don Williams
Eric Clapton
recordedBy Don Williams
Eric Clapton
releaseYear 1977
trackType album track
vocalStyle mellow

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Slowhand hasTrack We're All the Way