Song information On this page you can read the lyrics of the song Blind , by - Fuel. Release date: 16.03.1994
Song language: English
Song information On this page you can read the lyrics of the song Blind , by - Fuel. Blind |
| Jesus walked again last night through the garden |
| With Eve and they spoke of seduction, corruption, temptation and defeat |
| Scoffing at her weakness |
| I was struck to my knees |
| And found myself among the apples |
| And my resistance growing weak |
| And my faith was faded to apathy |
| Just keep believing |
| That I’m so free, yeah |
| And if my eyes go blind |
| Don’t worry, I won’t mind |
| The truth is something they have never seen |
| Oh yeah |
| Oh, that jaundice moon that filled that sky |
| And bathed the sacred ground |
| I wrestled with my angel and I pinned her to the ground |
| Gloating at my prowess while I basked in her defeat |
| I noticed Satan had her by the ankles |
| And he held her down for me |
| And my mind was jaded, hypocrisy |
| Just keep believing |
| That I’m so free |
| And if my eyes go blind |
| Don’t worry, I won’t mind |
| Won’t believe a thing that they have seen |
| Oh oh, nah yeah, oh yeah |
| Reaching for that reddish rose |
| Eyeing of its thorns |
| And they slashed my wrist and blead my body |
| What a killing thorn |
| Oh, that red rose don’t smell so sweet no more |
| And if my eyes go blind |
| Don’t worry, I won’t mind |
| The truth is something they have never seen |
| Oh, and if my eyes go blind |
| Don’t worry, I won’t mind |
| The truth is something they could never see |
| I don’t believe a thing that they have seen |
| Oh no, they can’t see, my god they cannot see me |
| No, they won’t believe, they won’t believe |
| They won’t believe, they won’t believe |
| They can’t believe, they can’t believe |
| Oh no, Jesus walked again last night through the garden with me |
| Name | Year |
|---|---|
| Won't Back Down | 2002 |
| Gray | 1994 |
| Song for You | 1996 |
| Counter | 1994 |
| What More Am I | 1994 |
| Happy | 1994 |
| Mary Pretends | 1996 |
| Nothing | 1996 |