"Maybe I'm Amazed" is not a song by Joe Cocker, but rather by Paul McCartney

"I'll Be Your Doctor" by Joe Cocker is a song about offering support, love, and healing to someone who is hurting and broken-hearted

The song "I'm Listening Now" by Joe Cocker is a reflection on the journey of self-discovery and introspection

The song "Dear Landlord" by Joe Cocker is a plea to a landlord, asking them to understand and empathize with the struggles of a tenant

The song "I Stand In Wonder" by Joe Cocker is a romantic ballad that expresses the narrator's deep admiration and appreciation for their partner

Joe Cocker's song "What Do You Say?" is a heartfelt ballad that explores the difficulty of finding the right words to comfort someone who is hurting

The song "You Love Me Back" by Joe Cocker speaks about a love that is intense and passionate like gasoline and fire

Joe Cocker's song "Soul Time" is a plea for connection and unity in a troubled world

"Woman to Woman" is a song performed by Joe Cocker that was released in 1972

"Long As I Can See The Light" is actually a song by Creedence Clearwater Revival, not Joe Cocker