Cream

And you see your girl's brown body 

Dancing through the turquoise,

And her footprints make you follow 

Where the sky loves the sea.

And when your fingers find her, 

She drowns you in her body,

Carving deep blue ripples 

In the tissues of your mind.

(From their 1967 song, "Tales of Brave Ulysses," which featured Eric Clapton's first use of a wah-wah pedal.)