Blind Man
Unveiling Life's Hues: Thom Artway's Blind Man Revelations
Lyrics
I remember all those times
I recall memories from the past
when I was colorblind
During a period when I lacked perception of colors
When my doctor said so
When my doctor confirmed my color blindness
I wouldn’t mind
I didn't find it bothersome
I was a kid and I believed he was right
As a child, I trusted the doctor's diagnosis
All those years watching black and white TV in a forgotten bar…
Spent many years watching black and white TV in an overlooked bar
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Blind man never sees his brothers
A blind man is unaware of his siblings
Blind man never judges the others
A blind man doesn't pass judgment on others
Blind man opens eyes to others
A blind man gains insight into others
Blind man is drinking whiskey whole bottles
A blind man copes by consuming whole bottles of whiskey
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I went down to that bar on the corner of Bruncwick Street
I visited a bar on Brunswick Street
People smoking talking about things they don’t need
People discussing unnecessary topics while smoking
Then I met a man who opened my eyes and ears
Encountered a man who broadened my perspective
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REF: (Chorus or refrain)
Blind man never sees his brothers
A blind man remains unaware of his siblings
Blind man never judges the others
A blind man refrains from judging others
Blind man opens eyes to others
A blind man gains a new understanding of others
Blind man is drinking whiskey whole bottles
A blind man copes by consuming whole bottles of whiskey
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